Which describes the relationship between a genotype, a phenotype, and an organism’s experiences?
a. a genotype is an organism's allele combination. a phenotype is the physical appearance of a trait in an organism, which may be influenced by the organism’s experiences.
b. a genotype is an organism's allele combination, which may be influenced by the organism’s experiences. a phenotype is the physical appearance of a trait in an organism.
c. a phenotype is an organism's allele combination. a genotype is the physical appearance of a trait in an organism, which may be influenced by the organism’s experiences.
d. a phenotype is an organism's allele combination, which may be influenced by the organism’s experiences. a genotype is the physical appearance of a trait in an organism.

A. A genotype is an organism's allele combination. A phenotype is the physical appearance of a trait in an organism, which may be influenced by the organism's experiences.

Explanation: The option that describes the relationship between a genotype, a phenotype, and an organism's experiences is stated above. The genotype is the hereditary information of an organism. The phenotype describes the different characteristics which are influenced by the organism's experiences. The genotype is only observable using scientific tools while the phenotype can be observed with the naked eye.

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