Yes, lots, but it doesn’t correspond with the social construct of race, ie. A given “black” person could be substantially more genetically similar to a given “white” person than they are to another person who would be considered a “black person.” The genotypal groupings of human populations does not comfortably correspond to phenotypal/cultural groupings of human populations.
Yes, lots, but it doesn’t correspond with the social construct of race, ie. A given “black” person could be substantially more genetically similar to a given “white” person than they are to another person who would be considered a “black person.” The genotypal groupings of human populations does not comfortably correspond to phenotypal/cultural groupings of human populations.
ooh, i think genotypal might be what i was thinking of.
Where phenotypal is a mixture of environmental and genetic expression , genotypal would be exclusively the part derived from genetics.
Would genotypal typically include epigenetics as well or only the fixed DNA based parts?
Close but not quite, genotype is the actual dna, phenotype is the observational characteristics.
But yes, epigenetics would fall under phenotype essentially.