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Is the offspring of a parent with the grandparent of the child being closer to the child than the grandparent, or is the offspring of the parent more distant from the child than the grandparent? To test this, one compares the length of the same genetic line, A, with the genetic lines A* and B*. The descendents of A are closer to A than they are to A*. The descendents of A* are closer to A* than they are to B*. If the descendents of A are closer to B, then the offspring of A is closer to B than the grandparent is to B*. But if the descendents of A are closer to B than the offspring of A is to B, then the offspring of A is closer to B than the grandparent is to B*. The traditional test of inheritance is testing the ability to recognize and, therefore, be attracted to the traits of one of your parents. Whoa, that is a long story! But it is very interesting. First, the writer developed a strange idea. At some point in the past, she decided that parents passed on characteristics to their children. The similarities and differences between the children and their parents are inherited characteristics. She noticed that when you find a similar person, he or she is usually the parent of someone with the same trait. And, when you find someone dissimilar to you, it is usually the parent of a similar person. In the simplest terms, if there is some property called "Trait" and it is passed to the children from the parent, then if you find two children with Trait A and Trait B, you will usually find that one is the parent of someone with Trait A and the other the parent of someone with Trait B. Of course, if Trait A is different from Trait B, then you will find that one is the parent of someone with Trait A and the other the parent of someone with Trait B. To give an example, here is some data: What should be done? The following test can be used to compare the characteristics of people who are related, but it does not work well if the parents and children are not closely related. 1) Compare the parents and their children and eliminate those that are not closely related. 2) Repeat until there are no more than 5 pairs of parents and children. 3) You have one trait for each person that has only one parent