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9. Give an example of a trait and explain how a genetic trait is passed down from parent to offspring in

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dmitriy555 [2]3 years ago
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Inherited traits are passed down to offspring from parents through their genes. Inherited traits are things that are genetic and with an animal from birth. Both of their parents pass these traits to them, and they become a mix of their parents. Hair color, eye color, fur patterns are all examples of inherited traits.

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