Question

question 6
2 pts
the idea of the inheritance of acquired characters holds that
o the physical result of the use or disuse of organs could be passed from one generation to the next
o the environment does not allow for certain accidentally acquired characteristics to be passed from one generation to the next
o as a species adapts to an environment, changes in gene frequency are passed to the next generation
o only those characteristics that are acquired may be inherited

Explanation:

The inheritance of acquired characters, as proposed by Lamarck, suggests that physical changes in an organism during its lifetime, like the use or disuse of organs, can be passed on to offspring.

Answer:

the physical result of the use or disuse of organs could be passed from one generation to the next