genes (genetics)
The visible traits are called phenotypic traits. These are the traits that affect an individual's' appearance like their eye and hair color.
The term that refers to this process is "natural selection." It is a key mechanism of evolution, where individuals with traits that provide a survival or reproductive advantage are more likely to pass those traits on to the next generation. Over time, this leads to changes in the traits of populations, enhancing their adaptation to the environment.
Homozygous positive refers to an individual who has two identical alleles for a specific gene, both of which carry a dominant trait or mutation. In genetics, this term is often used in the context of certain tests, such as those for genetic disorders or traits, indicating that the individual has inherited the same allele from both parents. This can have implications for traits, diseases, or characteristics associated with that gene.
Homologous refers to similarities in structure or function between different species that suggest a common evolutionary origin. This term is often used to describe traits or features that are shared due to being inherited from a common ancestor.
Biologists use the term "evolution" when referring to descent with modification, which encompasses the changes in inherited traits of a population over successive generations.
The term that describes inherited traits that are visible would be the organisms phenotype. The genotype would be the genes that make the traits.
The visible traits are called phenotypic traits. These are the traits that affect an individual's' appearance like their eye and hair color.
The correct term is IMMACULATE CONCEPTION and it refers to the Biblical conception of Jesus, in which his mother became pregnant while still a virgin.
alleles(plural) allele(singular)
TRAITS
The term that describes the physical traits of a person is "phenotype," which refers to the observable characteristics or traits of an individual resulting from the interaction of their genetic makeup (genotype) with environmental factors.
DNA sequences
The term "heterozygous" refers to an organism that has two different alleles for a specific gene, one inherited from each parent. This genetic variation can result in diverse traits and characteristics. In contrast to homozygous individuals, who have identical alleles for a gene, heterozygous organisms may display a dominant phenotype or a mix of traits, depending on the nature of the alleles involved.
evolution
Traits that are passed down through the generations must be either culturally or environmentally inculcated or genetically inherited (or some combination of these). Evolutionary Biology concerns itself with genetically inherited traits. In the long term, for genetically inherited traits to continue to be passed down through the generations, they must be at least neutral with regard to reproductive fitness, or advantageous (i.e. they must not be subject to negative selection pressure)
Congenital refers to conditions or traits that are present from birth. For example, "She was born with a congenital heart defect that required surgery shortly after birth." This term is often used in medical contexts to describe inherited or developmental issues.
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