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- refers to the specific genetic makeup of an individual, and it is A) genotype; present at birth and never changes B) phenotype; present at birth and never changes C) genotype; present at birth and is potentially modified by environmental factors D) phenotype; present at birth and is potentially modified by environmental factors E) genotype; develops after birth and is potentially modified by environmental factors

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