Dragon begets dragon, phoenix begets phoenix. From a genetic perspective, what \”advantages\” will parents pass on to their children?
1. Absolute genetics
Skin color It always follows the natural law of parent \”neutralizing\” color. If one side is white and the other is black, then the \”average\” skin color in the embryo will give the child a \”neutral\” skin color that is neither white nor black.
Lower jaw Lower jaw is a dominant inheritance. If either parent has a protruding chin, the children will often have similar chins without exception.
Double eyelids Interestingly, most of the father’s double eyelids will be passed on to his children, even if He was born with single eyelids, and when he grows up, he will have double eyelids like his father\’s. In addition, big eyes, big earlobes, a high nose bridge, and long eyelashes are all traits that can best be inherited from parents.
2. More than half of the genetic probability
HeightOnly 30% of the initiative is in the hands of children. Because 35% of the factors that determine height come from the father and 35% from the mother. If both parents are short, then only 30% of the acquired height factor is left, which means that trying to grow taller will not have obvious results.
Obesity will give children a 53% chance of becoming obese. If one parent is obese, the probability of a child being obese drops to 40%. This shows that about half of whether you are fat or not can be determined by human factors. Therefore, parents can make their children have a well-proportioned body through a reasonable diet and adequate exercise.
Baldness is only passed on to boys. The Creator seems to favor women and allows baldness to be passed only to men. For example, if the father is bald, the probability of passing it on to his son is 50%. Even the mother’s father , will also leave the 25% probability of his baldness to his grandchildren. This genetic tendency is passed down from male to female, leaving men helpless.
AcneAcne, a cosmetic disease that bothers boys and girls, is also related to heredity. Because if both parents have suffered from acne, the prevalence of acne in their children will be higher than Those with no family history are 20 times more likely to do so.
This article is provided by Baidu Reading and is excerpted from \”The Complete Pregnancy Plan for Pregnant Fathers\” Author: Wang Yanqin