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Baldness is inherited
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COMMON KNOWLEDGE
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Baldness, specifically androgenetic alopecia, is a well-documented hereditary condition influenced by genetic and hormonal factors. No formal citation is needed for this basic everyday biological observation.

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The claim that baldness is inherited is a matter of common knowledge regarding the well-established genetic basis of conditions like male and female pattern baldness. While medical literature explores the specific loci and pathways, the hereditary nature itself is trivially true and requires no citation.

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first checked04 Aug 2026
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