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3 years ago

what are some factors that make ypu different from your parents? How can you explain that differences

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Well, there are a lot of reasons that we are not clones of our parents. First, genetics get involved. Our parent's DNA mixes to make us a bit more random, with a combination of their DNA.
Secondly, environment actually plays a role in how we are different. Not wanting to get to complicated, but factors in the environment that our mothers were in can actually alter what genes are expressed!

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