Family traits refer to physical, genetic, and behavioral characteristics passed from one generation to another within a family.

1. Physical Traits: Features like height, skin color, eye color, and hair type.


2. Behavioral Traits: Habits, talents, or abilities, like being artistic or athletic.


3. Health Traits: Genetic conditions or tendencies, like diabetes or allergies.


4. Facial Features: Similarities in nose shape, mouth shape, or dimples.


5. Blood Type: A trait inherited directly from parents, such as blood group A, B, AB, or O.

Dominant and recessive traits are types of genes that are passed from parents to children.

A dominant trait is shown if at least one dominant gene is inherited from either parent, while a recessive trait only appears if a child inherits the recessive gene from both parents.

Dominant trait A trait that appears when at least one dominant gene is inherited. For example, brown eyes dominate over blue eyes.

Recessive trait A trait that appears only when two recessive genes are inherited. For example, blue eyes appear only if both parents pass the recessive gene.