Traits acquired during an organism's lifetime cannot be passed
Explanation:
<em>The law of use and disuse of organs as postulated by Jean Lamarck was wrong due to the fact that environmentally acquired characters cannot be passed to offspring.</em>
Changes to organisms that are not the level of the gene cannot be passed to the offspring. <u>For example, a wrestler that got big muscles due to constant work out cannot pass big muscles to his offspring. The offspring will need to work out in order to have big muscles. This is because big muscles in the wrestler is environmentally acquired.</u>
Only changes that happen to the genome of an organism (mutation) can be passed to offspring.
Together, adenine and thymine compose 70% of the segment. This means that 30% of the section is composed of guanine-cytosine pairs. Since these two bases will be equal in quantity, 15% of the DNA section will be cytosine bases
