Surgically removing tails of mice over severalvgenerations do not yeild mice without tails. this proves that. a) cutting does not cause genetic change. so it is not inherited
b) Acquired characters during ones own life are not inherited.
c) Neither a nor b is correct
d)Both a and b are correct.
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Surgical removal of tails does not change the genetic make up of the mice. It is acquired characteristic and hence is not inherited. this is because surgically cut tails are not an inherited trait.it was done during the life of a mouse and thus becomes an aqcuired trait.