Genetic information transmitted from a parent to a kid is not through inheritance.

Concept:  The above statement is false.

The process of transmitting traits from parents to children or from one generation to the next is known as inheritance or heredity. Hereditary variations refer to variances in inherited qualities, and heredity plays a significant role in the emergence of new species. Mendel originally introduced his inheritance laws in 1865; they were rediscovered in 1900.
 

• Every character trait contains two alternate versions of a gene, and all genetic characteristics are governed by specific genes. These are the essential or basic qualities of the method of inheritance.
• One alternate version of a trait may manifest more frequently than the other; the form that manifests more is referred to as a dominant trait, and the one that manifests less is referred to as a recessive trait.
• Any alternative form of a trait may go generations without being expressed.
• In some generations, hidden characters could resurface in their original form.
• The characteristics and qualities of any creature are reflected by distinct particulate entities that do not mix or change. 
• Meiosis, which takes place during the production of gametes, causes gametes to have half as many chromosomes.

Hence, option B is the correct answer.