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... individual will have a unique genotype ( except for those individuals , such as identical twins , who are derived from the same fertilized egg ) . The actual appearance and behaviour of the individual - i.e . , the individual's ...
... individual will have a unique genotype ( except for those individuals , such as identical twins , who are derived from the same fertilized egg ) . The actual appearance and behaviour of the individual - i.e . , the individual's ...
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... individual's own vital energy . At the same time , however , the individual expe- riences his own body , in which a vital power asserts itself against the world . At the moment when a person recognizes the limits imposed by the ...
... individual's own vital energy . At the same time , however , the individual expe- riences his own body , in which a vital power asserts itself against the world . At the moment when a person recognizes the limits imposed by the ...
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... individual's total heredi- tary makeup . It may include recessive genes whose traits are not expressed but which can be passed to future generations ; moreover , ex- cept for mutations , genotype does not change during an individual's ...
... individual's total heredi- tary makeup . It may include recessive genes whose traits are not expressed but which can be passed to future generations ; moreover , ex- cept for mutations , genotype does not change during an individual's ...
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