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phenotypic plasticity

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phenotypic plasticity [¦fē·nə‚tip·ik plas′tis·əd·ē]
(genetics)
The extent of genotype expression in different environments.


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This example of phenotypic plasticity, or the ability of the algae to change their shape in response to environmental forces, led to a paper co-authored with Koehl and Silk last year that focused primarily on the experimental findings," he added.
9781578084234 Phenotypic plasticity of insects; mechanisms and consequences.
 
 
 
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