Yes, teeth are usually inherited. If your father has straight, healthy teeth and your mother has crooked, unhealthy teeth, you are bound to get some combination of these traits in your teeth.
From researching on the internet it appears that having 3 sets of teeth is inherited and that its passed paternally.
No. For most of human history, people never brushed their teeth. "Inherited' would mean that babies spontaneously would start cleaning their teeth because their brain was hard-wired to give them that urge. But that isn't so. The only natural urge we have is to want to eat or drink stuff that has way too much sugar in it and so make our teeth rot. But brushing your teeth is an acquired habit.
Inherited conditions include too many or too few teeth, too much or too little space between teeth, irregular mouth and jaw size and shape, and atypical formations of the jaws and face, such as a cleft palate.
its teeth contain venom so when they bite predators they will die
it has many types of inherited traits like going to sleep and eating
I think you mean inherited and inherited traits - in which case yes - they're the same.
Genes that are inherited from your parents cause inherited diseases.
Some inherited traits of beavers include their strong swimming abilities, webbed hind feet for paddling in water, sharp front teeth for chewing wood, and a waterproof fur coat for insulation and protection.
Strength cannot be inherited. :)
Genetic codes are inherited.
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It is inherited.