Question

true/false. Genetic and environmental factors affect which traits are passed on from parent to offspring over generations and how they are passed on. Favorable traits for a given environment are passed on from parent to offspring. Unfavorable traits are selected against and inherited less frequently over time because they do not promote survival and rep

Answer 1

Answer: This is true.

Explanation: environmental factors often influence traits independantly of genes, but not always. Sometimes the evironment changes a gene, and that gene can be inherited, meaning it's passed on from a parent to a child.