Continuous Variations are the characteristics of a person or animal. These characteristics are based on the genes given from your parents. Such as height, if your parents are both tall it is certain that the tall gene will be passed down to you from both parents.
A lot of depends on your parents and other people in your family. If, for instance, both your parents are tall and their parents are tall, then there's a good chance you'll be tall, too. However, if both your parents mothers are short, but the dads are tall, and your parents are tall, then you could be short, or tall. If both your parents are short, then you will be short because shortness is a recessive gene. Recessive genes only show up when there are two genes, so you couldn't have a tall gene. However, you could be short all through high school and suddenly shoot up in college. The body works in mysterious ways.
You mostly likely will not be tall if your parents are short. You half brothers probably get their height from the parent you don't have in common.
Yes, maybe. It also depends on how tall the parents are. The genes for tallness is carried by one of the parents and if both parents are tall it is likely that the grandson will also be tall. Sometimes it skips a generation, but the possibility exists.
five foot two =)
Men are in most cases on average taller than women, but whether an individual is tall or not depends on what traits for height they received from their parents. Most of the time, if your parents were both tall you will be tall, and vice versa. However, if you are tall and your parents are both short, and vice versa, you may have inherited a recessive gene for either tallness or shortness that skipped your parents generation.
Michael and Jason are around the same height. Michael is 5'4". Alexander and Andrew are both around 6'2"
How a person turns out has a lot to do with genetics. Both parents can be short, but if a dominant gene for being called is given to their child, their child will be tall.
Yes, it is possible if both parents carry the recessive genes for red and tall traits. If the offspring inherites both of these recessive genes, they can exhibit the red and tall traits despite their parents being pink and short.
Michael Waltrip is 6' 5" tall.
Michael Waltrip is 6' 5" tall.
It all depends on how tall your parents are usually ,but then again I'm 13, 5'2 and my parents are both around 6'... so you could grow more.