When we say that a child looks just like his father, we are referring to the child's

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When we say a child looks like his father, we are referring to their observable physical traits or phenotype, such as their hair color, eye color, height, and facial features. These traits are determined by a combination of genetic factors (genotype) and environmental factors. However, we are not necessarily referring to the child's genetic makeup or karyotype (the number and appearance of chromosomes). Monotype is not a relevant term in this context.

When We Say That a Child Looks Just Like His