A person's genotype for a particular trait refers to the:
A)genes that are present
B)genes that are absent
C)expression or appearance of the trait
D)possibility that the genes will be passed to children

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A person's genotype refers to the genes that are present for a particular trait. It does not refer to the absence of genes or the expression or appearance of the trait. While genotype can influence the possibility of passing genes to children, it is not defined solely by this factor.

A Person's Genotype for a Particular Trait Refers to The