Epigenetics show us that your phenotype (i. e. the set of observable characteristics) is not completely written in your genome. What implications/effects could this have for evolutionary biology (i. e. the branch of biology that studies the diversity of life starting from a single organism)?

Awire-hair terrier and a smooth-hair terrier are mated. the offspring produced are 6 wire-hair puppies and 2 smooth-hair puppies. a. what pattern of inheritance best describes this situation? b. what is the genotype(s) of the wire-haired puppies? of the smooth-haired puppies? c. what would be the expected genotype and phenotype ratios of a mating between 2 wire-haired terriers that are heterozygous?