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The 43 pages that link to Genotype, each with the reason it gives.

• AlleleRelated: Genotypes record which allele or alleles an individual carries.

• MutationRelated: A mutation changes the genotype at the affected site.

• Autosomal recessive inheritanceNarrower topic: Recessive conditions depend on the allele combination at a gene.

• Mendelian inheritanceRelated: Mendelian crosses predict offspring genotypes before their traits are observed.

• Autosomal dominant inheritanceRelated: Genotypes distinguish one altered copy from two altered copies of a gene.

• Evolutionary biologyRelated: Genotypes connect inherited alleles to traits and population-level change.

• Genetic diversityNarrower topic: Genotypes combine variants into the individual-level patterns diversity studies compare.

• Genome-wide association studyNarrower topic: A study compares participants’ genotypes with their measured traits.

• PhenotypeCompared with: Genotype is the inherited information whose expression helps shape phenotype.

• Nature versus nurtureBroader topic: It identifies inherited variation that may contribute to differences in a trait.

• Phenotypic plasticityRelated: Plasticity is defined by the range of phenotypes produced by one genotype.

• PenetranceNarrower topic: Penetrance is calculated for individuals sharing a specified genotype.

• Gregor MendelRelated: The distinction between inherited constitution and visible traits clarifies Mendel’s results.

• AdaptationRelated: Genetic differences can contribute to inherited variation in adaptive traits.

• X-linked inheritanceRelated: Genotypes identify the X-linked variants present in an individual.

• Single-nucleotide polymorphismRelated: A person's SNP genotype records the allele or alleles present at the site.

• Variable expressivityNarrower topic: Expressivity compares phenotypes among individuals who share a relevant genotype.

• Genotype–phenotype correlationNarrower topic: It names the genetic information being compared with observed traits.

• Genetic variationRelated: Genotypes summarize the variants an individual carries at particular positions.

• Hardy–Weinberg principleNarrower topic: The principle predicts how allele combinations divide individuals into genotypes.

• GeneticsRelated: It distinguishes inherited genetic constitution from observable traits.

• X-linked recessive inheritanceNarrower topic: The number and identity of X-linked alleles help determine disease risk.

• Dominance (genetics)Narrower topic: Dominance concerns the phenotype produced by a particular allele combination.

• HeterozygosityRelated: A genotype records whether an individual is heterozygous or homozygous at each locus.

• Genetic disorderRelated: A person’s combination of genetic variants can shape whether a disorder develops.

• Pedigree chartRelated: A person's genotype can explain why a trait appears or skips generations.

• CodominanceRelated: Distinguishing genotype from phenotype clarifies what codominance predicts.

• Marker-assisted selectionRelated: Marker tests reveal genotypes used to decide which organisms enter a breeding program.

• Blood typingRelated: Inherited blood-group genes determine many red-cell antigen patterns.

• Incomplete dominanceRelated: Genotype distinguishes the heterozygote from both homozygous forms.

• Monozygotic twinsRelated: Twins share nearly all inherited variants, but post-zygotic changes can distinguish them.

• HybridRelated: A hybrid’s genotype records the combination of inherited parental variants.

• Blue eyesNarrower topic: Eye-color-associated variants influence pigmentation but do not determine appearance with certainty.

• Genetic epidemiologyRelated: Genotypes connect measured DNA variation with health outcomes.

• Evolutionary theoryRelated: Genotypes connect inherited genetic differences with variation among organisms.

• Reverse geneticsRelated: A perturbation changes genotype, which may then alter phenotype.

• Eye colorRelated: Inherited variants influence pigment production and distribution in the iris.

• HeterozygousNarrower topic: Heterozygosity describes one feature of a genotype.

• Dominant traitRelated: The allele combination helps predict whether a dominant trait will be expressed.

• HomozygousNarrower topic: Homozygous names a particular relationship between alleles in a genotype.

• Recessive traitRelated: The allele combination determines whether the trait is expressed.

• Genetic phenomenaRelated: Genotype provides the inherited genetic inputs that contribute to observable patterns.

• Lethal alleleNarrower topic: Lethality attaches to particular allele combinations, not necessarily to a single allele in isolation.