Biology, asked by Adarshsingh2002, 10 months ago

Do tailless mice have tailless progeny? why or why not ?

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Answered by Anonymous

3

Answer:

No,

because tail less is not an inherited character. only inherited character transmits from parents to progeny.

Answered by khushi200785

1

The cut tail of mice is an acquired trait which is never passed on to their progeny. This is because the cutting of tail does not change the genes of their reproductive cells. only those traits are passed on to the next generation which involve changes in the reproductive cells of the body...

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