The traits of an organism are largely determined by the traits of its parents. What do parents pass on to their offspring? Their phenotypes Their stored nutrients Their genetic information Their cytoplasmic

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The traits of an organism are largely determined by the traits of its parents. What do parents pass on to their offspring?

Their phenotypes

Their stored nutrients

Their genetic information

Their cytoplasmic organelles

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Their phenotypes because it just is I learned about it recently

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