off spring Gene's and ancestors

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Offsprings- Every organism reproduces to produce new young ones which are nearly similar to their parents. These new borns are offsprings of their parents.

Genes- Genes are functional units of genetic material which controls a particular trait. Or we can say that Jing is a specific nucleotide sequence which controls specific characteristics in organisms.

Ancestors - Ancestor is a person in our family who lived a long time before us.

Relationship between these terms is explained below-

Offsprings are generally similar to their ancestors because they have inherited their genetic material (or genes) from their ancestors. We know that genes controls expression of a particular trait or character (or we can say phenotype) in their possesser. Thus flow of genetic material is cause of similarly between ancestors and their offsprings.

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