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Gianni Pennington
27 October, 20:16
What is the correct defintion of heredity?
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Maryjane Espinoza
27 October, 21:10
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It is the passing on of characteristics from the parent to the offspring or you can say one generation to another
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Heaven Chavez
27 October, 23:53
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the passing on of characteristics (as the color of the eyes or hair) from parents to offspring
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