Question

A mother gives birth to the child but the child resembles both the parents. Why​

Answer 1

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Though the mother gives birth to a baby, fertilization involves the fusion of gametes from both the parents. ... The zygote, therefore has both father and mother's contribution. Since the zygote develops into the baby, it has characters of both parents.

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Answer 2

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A mother gives birth to the child but the child resembles both the parents. Why

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several studies since then have shown that most infants resemble both parents equally. A baby has characters of both parents as the genes from both parents are transferred to the child. This happens because of DNA. From the 22 pairs of chromosomes half are transferred from mother and half from father . These characteristics or traits are called inherited traits because they came from our parents.