1. Skeletal but I’m not entirely sure
2. Reproductive
3.Digestive
4. Nervous
5. Endocrine
6. Circulatory
7. Muscular but I’m not entirely sure
8. Excretory
9. Immune
10. Skeletal
11. Respiratory
Answer: A
Why? All the other options you can really control that you do that, you usually shiver br side your body NEEDS to warm up not wants to. So you shiver to hit equilibrium.
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Often microevolution can lead to macroevolution as changes become more pronounced and two distinct species emerge. Both are caused by mutation, genetic drift, gene flow or natural selection. ... Therefore, it's undergoing genetic migration.
Three forms are deletion, insertion, and frame-shaft. They occur during protein synthesis, specifically transcription, when the tRNA is being coded into amino acids.
Answer:
Monohybrids
Explanation:
Gregor Mendel performed many experiments to discover the principles that governs inheritance. He crossed purebreeding plants with certain traits to obtain offsprings that phenotypically express same traits. The offsprings will be phenotypically identical to one of the parents for that particular trait. This kind of cross is called a MONOHYBRID CROSS and the offsprings are referred to as MONOHYBRIDS.
They are called MONOHYBRIDS because they differ in only one characteristics or trait.
