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OK. By reading what you've posted above, I think you have completely mistaken my conclusions. Let's try to clear this up. You asked... if I could just figure out how a parent passes his sun tan and physical fitness on to his child, I think I could understand how I've been lead astray. OK, this is a complex subject, and as much as I'd love to write you a nice small book on the subject, others have already done this quite nicely. One of the first places you could look is here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Introduction_to_geneticsI haven't read this all the way through, but in scanning it, I think it is very well-detailed as well as readable, and should serve as a great introduction to the subject. I do have a little problem with the section called "Genes and evolution" because it fails to point out some of the problems with the conclusions it draws, but, of course, that's not the purpose of the article, so I'll save that for later. Wikipedia is quite biased in it's handling of some information (such as evolution and chemtrails and amalgams) but that's par for the course. It's the tomato effect. Nevertheless, this article does a good job of explaining inheritance and I do hope it helps.
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