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Mendel described hereditary factors as "units of inheritance," which we now understand as genes. He proposed that these factors exist in pairs and segregate independently during the formation of gametes, leading to the inheritance of traits. Mendel's work laid the foundation for the laws of inheritance, including the Law of Segregation and the Law of Independent Assortment, which explain how traits are passed from parents to offspring.
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Can a member of a family be dislexic if no one else in the family has been?
Absolutely. Dyslexia is not a hereditary condition.
Which has more influence in building your personality - hereditary factors or environmental factors?
"Hereditary" refers to human nature. It is well said that "nature cannot be changed." Hereditary factors are the major habits and behavior transfers from parents and blood relations. Traits are passed on from one generation to another. For instance, a person with a reserved nature or an aggressive nature has difficulty as an employee. They both have interrelated influences. Hereditary factors determine a person's temperament. This is what makes people seem so much like other people. There have been different classifications of temperaments offered for thousands of years, but there is general agreement that there are four basic temperaments. My favorite classification is that of Melancholy, Phlegmatic, Choleric, and Sanguine. Each person has a blend of two temperaments, one inherited from the father and one inherited from the mother. Environmental factors determine a person's personality with temperament forming the baseline characteristics of that personality. The environmental factors include everything from prenatal influences, the way a person is raised and the outside influences such as location, schooling, friendships, traumas or joys, religious instructions and experiences, political events, significant relationships, etc. They also include personal choices and their consequences. This is what makes everyone unique from everyone else. So, you could say that hereditary factors basically determine how we are like each other, and environment factors shape the hereditary foundation to make each of us unique and special in the world. One reference is noted below, but there are many, many others. My answer above is based upon a conglomeration of many years of personal study of the topic. http://www.answers.com/temperaments?cat=health#Wikipedia
What else is hemochromatosis known as?
Hemochromatosis is also known as iron overload, bronze diabetes, hereditary hemochromatosis and familial hemochromatosis.
What are all the factors of 11?
All the factors of 11 are 1,11. Because 11x1=11 and nothing else does. All the factors of 11 are 1,11.Because 11x1=11 and nothing else does.
What are all the factors of 475?
Ask someone else.
Why some diseases are hereditary?
it is because there is a change in the genetic make up which get inherited to next generation or there is a change in the stomataplasm but not in germplasm
How do gay people spread their genes to the next generation?
Like everyone else; by having children through sex, sperm donation or egg donation. Homosexuality, or heterosexuality, is not hereditary.
What factors contribute to the high crime rates in the US?
.... as compared to where else?
What are the prime factors of 330 in exponential form?
Homework is for you to do, not someone else.
Why do regular composites have an even number of factors?
You have to multiply something by something else to get a product. All numbers have factors in pairs.
What level does sandslash learn dig?
he doesnt. you can breed a sandshrew to then train him if you want. you have to teach it by TM but then its hereditary. trapinch learns it if you don't let him evolve for a while. but i think you have to teach everyone else
What factors are in the abiotic close-up?
I dont know find some were else
