Singing is a learned skill not inherited or environmental. Many trained European or American singers can't duplicate ululation ( a long, wavering, high-pitched vocal sound resembling a howl with a trilling quality heard in Arabian cultures), khoomee/sygyt (Tuvan overtone singing which allows the singer to sing two or three notes at once) or Inuit throat singing where notes are produced on both the inhalation and exhalation. Yet anyone brought up in these cultures could learn these skills.
The level of skill in any singing style is partly a result of the construction of the vocal system (genetic) but mainly the result of practice.
Yes, blinking is a reflex that is controlled by the nervous system and is not an inherited trait. However, the frequency of blinking can be influenced by genetic factors or environmental conditions.
The length of hair can be influenced by a combination of both inherited and environmental factors. Genes inherited from parents play a role in determining hair length, but external factors like diet, hair care practices, and exposure to chemicals can also affect hair growth and length.
Yes, the ability to taste phenylthiocarbamide (PTC) is inherited. The ability to taste PTC is determined by genetics, specifically a gene called TAS2R38. Some individuals can taste PTC, while others cannot, depending on their genetic makeup.
Behaviors can be influenced by a combination of genetic (inherited) and environmental (learned) factors. While some behaviors may have genetic components that influence their expression, environmental factors such as socialization, culture, and personal experiences can also play a significant role in shaping behavior. Thus, it is often more accurate to view behavior as a complex interplay between genetic and environmental influences rather than solely learned or inherited.
The length of a hair is an example of inherited variation influenced by genetics. While environmental factors like diet and stress can affect hair health, the actual length of hair is primarily determined by genetic factors passed down from parents.
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Yes it is often inherited.
An inherited factor is passed on through the genes of the parents. An environmental factor has to do with influences in the environment. Inherited factors cannot be changed, while environmental factors usually can be.
In a scientific way, it means...Environmental: Things that makes you, you but not from your parents. Eg: Glasses or Muscles. :)Inherited: Is basically the opposite of Environmental because this means things that you inherit (from your parents) at birth. :)
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By and large athletic potential is an inherited trait, athletic ability however is learned or trained.
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Singing is a learned skill not inherited or environmental. Many trained European or American singers can't duplicate ululation ( a long, wavering, high-pitched vocal sound resembling a howl with a trilling quality heard in Arabian cultures), khoomee/sygyt (Tuvan overtone singing which allows the singer to sing two or three notes at once) or Inuit throat singing where notes are produced on both the inhalation and exhalation. Yet anyone brought up in these cultures could learn these skills. The level of skill in any singing style is partly a result of the construction of the vocal system (genetic) but mainly the result of practice.
Hair color is primarily inherited, determined by genetics passed down from parents. However, environmental factors like sun exposure, chemicals in hair products, and aging can also influence hair color.
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