The statement that accurately analyzes a key feature of a logarithmic parent function is:
The logarithmic parent function has only one y-intercept.
A logarithmic function (such as \( f(x) = \log_b(x) \)) is defined for positive values of \( x \) (giving it a limited domain of \( x > 0 \)), is not an even function, and cannot have multiple x-intercepts. Therefore, the correct feature focusing on the y-intercept is the best choice.