Members of any given animal species typically vary
A) genotypically but not phenotypically.
B) phenotypically but not genotypically.
C) neither genotypically nor phenotypically.
D) both genotypically and phenotypically.
E) more if the species is physically large, and less for smaller species.

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Members of any given animal species typically vary both genotypically (in their genetic makeup) and phenotypically (in their physical appearance and behavior). This genetic and phenotypic variation is fundamental to the process of natural selection and evolution.

Members of Any Given Animal Species Typically Vary