True breeding parents might only pass one (1) trait variant to their offspring (Option A).
A true-breeding can be defined as a special type of mating where parents produce offspring that have the same phenotype.
True breeding occurs when parental lines having a given phenotype generate descendence with this same phenotype.
These parents need to be homo-zygous, i.e., they need to have the same gene variant or allele, for the trait to be inherited.
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D. The griffin has no role in biology, because it is not real.
Explanation:
Science focuses solely on the natural world.
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ATP is an energy storing molecule which can help with active processes like active transport. It stands for Adenosine triphosphate
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