genotypical
- adjective
- /ˌdʒɛnəˈtɪpɪkəl/
- Specialized
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genotípico
- Researchers found that the genotypical variations among different plant species affect their growth in various climates.
Examples
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Understanding genotypical differences is crucial for advancements in genetic engineering.
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Now it might seem that if I am going to praise Berger for his "genotypical approach," I should praise Robert for his.
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So I would still say that despite Shari's claim of predictability, her assessment of Abrahamic religion is phenotypical and that Berger's "genotypical" approach is more convincing.
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It's fortunate that the two species are still capable of interbreeding, despite their distinct morphological and genotypical differences resulting from their evolutionary divergent paths caused by geographical isolation.
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The scientist studied the genotypical factors that determine resistance to certain diseases.
Synonyms
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Relating to genes and how traits pass from parents to children
Relating to the genes inside a person, plant, or animal
Relating to genes and how traits pass from parents to children
Relating to genes that cause differences in living things
Relating to groups of the same kind of animal or plant that share biological features
How Genetic
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- Specialized
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- Specialized
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Genotypical comes from geno- (like gene) meaning 'birth' or 'family' and type meaning 'form' or 'kind'. So genotypical describes the natural genetic form of a living thing, its genes or family makeup, rather than the traits you can see.