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All organisms require a set of instructions that specify its traits. The instructions that are responsible for all the inherited traits of an organism
A.
are encoded in molecules of genetic material.
B.
are formed after an organism is fully-grown.
C.
are passed from the offspring to the parent.
D.
are stored in the organism's brain only.
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A. are encoded in molecules of genetic material.
Explanation: Inherited traits are specified by genes made of DNA (or RNA in some viruses), which are present in the cells of an organism. They are not created only after growth (B), inheritance goes from parents to offspring not the reverse (C), and the instructions are in the organism's genetic material throughout the body, not only in the brain (D).
Explanation: Inherited traits are specified by genes made of DNA (or RNA in some viruses), which are present in the cells of an organism. They are not created only after growth (B), inheritance goes from parents to offspring not the reverse (C), and the instructions are in the organism's genetic material throughout the body, not only in the brain (D).
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