After all among Americans who call themselves White, over 30% of them are genetically mixed with some distant Black and or Amerindian ancestry. And than ofcourse there are millions of people in Latin America who call themselves White that are geneticaly mixed with some distant Black and or Amerindian ancestry.
And I even heard that a sizeable percentage of Australians who call themselves White, have some distant Aboriginal ancestry.
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Let’s just say you have a difficulty comprehending things, or you learn things at a slower pace than most…is it possible that you inherited that gene from one of your parents? Are there any solutions or medications for it?
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Specifically, must I have a pair of pieds to breed this mutation, or can I make do with a male pied and a female normal?
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my grandfather has a geographic tongue is it caused by genetics or is it a virus? what caused this a mutation from enviormental pressures?
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I have heard that kids who had alcoholic or drug-addicted parents or relatives are more likely to become addicted to those substances as well. Do genes really play a role in this or is it more of an environmental factor?
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Do you know of any oppurtunities for research in genetics or autism that I could apply for over the summer? I live in New York (long island), and any science research internships or programs that you know about would be great. Thanks! =)
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I was watching some spiders clean and repair their webs after some ash from my ciggy hit their webs, and I found it fascinating that they hatch with the precise knowledge needed to build, use, clean and maintain a web.
So is there a creature born/hatched with even more precise knowledge? Or is this something very few creatures actually do.
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In cattle, black coat color is dominant to white coat color. A farmer has a black male of undetermined genotype. How can the farmer determine the genotype of this black male?
Would the answer be that the farmer could have the black male mate with a white female or???
Thanks,
Bob
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This is just something that I have been wondering about for a while.
Say, for example, the father has identical twin brothers. Would this increase the chance of conceiving twins? Or is it more or less based on the mother’s genes? I tried looking this up elsewhere on the interwebs, but couldn’t find a specific enough answer. Thought maybe Y!A could help me out tonight 
For the record, I’m not pregnant, nor do I plan on getting pregnant any time soon, I’m just curious.
Thanks in advance!
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