What Is an Inherited Trait?
Hereditary traits refer to the distinctive characteristics of biological individuals due to their genetic differences in morphology, structure, physiology, and biochemistry. Such as the height of the plant, the individual blood type and so on. [1]
Hereditary traits
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- Chinese name
- Hereditary traits
- Foreign name
- genetic character
- Main body
- organism
- Object
- All morphological and physiological characteristics passed down from generation to generation
- Results
- Result of interaction with environment and time factors
- Hereditary traits refer to the distinctive characteristics of biological individuals due to their genetic differences in morphology, structure, physiology, and biochemistry. Such as the height of the plant, the individual blood type and so on. [1]
- Hereditary traits refer to all morphological characteristics, physiological traits, biochemical characteristics, metabolic types, behavioral instincts, and pathological phenomena that can be passed down from generation to generation. [2]
- Traits are morphological and structural characteristics, physiological characteristics, and behavioral characteristics of organisms. Relative traits are different manifestations of the same trait. Hereditary traits are the traits of organisms controlled by genes. They are all morphological features, physiological characteristics, behavioral instincts, etc. that can be transmitted from parents to offspring through DNA. It is not the traits that are inherited from the parents to the offspring, but the genes that control the traits are passed on to the offspring.