Show dogs are dogs that have been bred and raised mostly for their conformational traits as what is required by certain show organizations to enable them to be entered into a show. Certain breeds are bred for different traits for show which are usually apart from what they are actually used for, such as herding, sporting/hunting, guarding, etc. For example, a Labrador that is bred for show would have different traits, behaviour and conformation from a Labrador bred to be a hunting dog. The same goes for other breeds like German Shepherds, Border Collies, Springer Spaniels, Corgies, etc.
In the Outsiders, Ponyboy can be described as reckless, intelligent, small, and other traits like those.
To determine if traits affected each other
It was not any traits that Buck had, it was only the instincts that came alive when he needed them. In other words his ancestors are helping him adapt to the harsh Yukon.
When a person is responding to non-existent stimuli (environment) and/or not responding to existent (present environment) stimuli. In other words, a person is interacting with 'something that is not there' or not interacting with their environment that is definitely present.
Different environments have different abiotic conditions
Environment and Nutrition are two factors that affect our traits. The foods we eat affect our traits. Also, one of our traits is our personality. So, the environment is a factor of our personality. Hope this helped! :)
Certain traits such as manipulation and lying can be influenced by a combination of genetics and environment. While some individuals may have a genetic predisposition towards these traits, they can also be learned behaviors from experiences and upbringing. Therefore, it is possible to inherit certain tendencies towards manipulation and lying, but other factors also play a significant role.
In science, this sometimes called the survival of the fittest or natural selection.If all individuals in a species are not exactly clones of each other but have small variations in the genes (traits), some will do better when the environment changes. These traits will be 'favored' over other traits.
Darwin's concept of "survival of the fittest" refers to how organisms with traits that are better suited to their environment are more likely to survive and reproduce, passing on these advantageous traits to their offspring. This process leads to the gradual evolution and adaptation of species to their specific environments over time.
A process in which individuals that have certain inherited traits tend to survive and reproduce at higher rates than other individuals because of those traits.
Phenotypically refers to the observable characteristics or traits of an organism, resulting from the interaction of its genetic makeup and the environment. These traits can include physical appearance, behavior, and other measurable features.
Traits that are beneficial to a species can decrease in frequency due to genetic drift, where chance events cause certain traits to become more or less common over time. Additionally, if the environment changes or if other competing traits become more advantageous, the previously beneficial trait may no longer offer the same advantages, leading to its decrease in frequency.
Certain animals adapt to certain environment by certain beneficial and natural traits or features in them and thus the environment gradually becomes its natural habitat. This particular features are in much excess in Homo Sapiens than other organisms and so it is probably believed that by virtue of these features they have overcame the adverse situations perpetrated from the changing weather and climatic conditions. This can be best understood if you read the " The Evolution Of Species" which is a famous book written by an environmentalist, Charles Darwin by framing the experiences of his travel in his ship DMS Beagle.
Blood types do not determine your personality. Your upbringing and other genes in you body determine how you react to certain situations and how your personality is.
If all individuals in a species (peas) are not exactly clones of each other but have small variations in the genes (traits), some will do better when the environment changes (drought). These traits will be "favored" over other traits. More individuals will be found with the trait. A new variety of peas will be found.
Knowing the traits of the parents can provide some information about the potential traits of the offspring, based on genetic inheritance patterns. However, other factors such as environmental influences can also affect the traits expressed in the offspring.