Biology, asked by Happy4457, 9 months ago

what is inheritable traits​

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Answered by simplegirl16
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An inherited trait is a feature or characteristic of an organism that has been passed on to it in its genes. This transmission of parental traits to their offspring always follows certain principles or laws.
Answered by rohitgupta81
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Answer:

THE TRAITS WHICH DO NOT PASSES TO THE PROGENY AND STAYED FOR SOMETIMES IN OUR BODY IS KNOWN AS ACQUIRED TRAITS. EX- COUGHING,EXCESS FAT OR THIN.

Explanation:

IT DO NOT PASSES TO PROGENY BECAUSE THE CHANGE DOES NOT INCLUDE ANY CHANGE IN GENE.

INHERITABLE TRAITS PASSES TO THE PROGENY. ALL CHARACTERS ARE OPPOSITE TO ACQUIRED TRAIT.

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