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nonheritable

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Adj.1.nonheritable - not inheritable


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These cases probably represent rare events and are likely to be of no great consequence to the survival of any species if they are the result of random nonheritable genetic defects that occur during limb bud development.
Individual differences in adaptive mechanisms can emerge from a variety of heritable and nonheritable sources and their combination (e.
Selections are made, in part, on the basis of nonheritable characteristics and so reveal prevailing social hierarchies and the operation of what we call populist market eugenics industry reflect not just the desires of consumers to have offspring who physically resemble them, but to have offspring who will be at the top of prevailing social hierarchies.
 
 
 
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