The correct option is this: TESTIS FOR DEVELOPMENT OF SPERM.
The other options are wrong because:
1.It is the mammary gland that produce milk for newborns and not the ovary.
2. Placenta is not for storage of released eggs rather it functions in pregnancy to provide nourishment and gas exchange for the developing fetus and to facilitates the removal of its waste products.
3. Uterus do not serve to produce estrogen rather it nurtures the fertilized eggs that develop into fetus and accommodates it until it is ripe for birthing.
D.Bacteria are added to the ground water to feed an oil
Options have not been provided for the question. They are as follows:
What is the correct order for these genes using a linkage map analysis?
A. Z-X-Y-W
B. X-W-Z-Y
C. W-X-Y-Z
D. Y-W-Z-X
E. Z-X-W-Y
F. Y-X-W-Z
Between which two genes is crossing over most likely to occur?
A. B and D
B.X and Z
C. X and W
D. X and Y
E. W and Z
F. Y and W
G.Y and Z
Answer:
Correct order for these genes using a linkage map analysis: E. Z-X-W-Y
Two genes between which the crossover is most likely to occur: G.Y and Z
Explanation:
According to linkage concept, recombination frequency between two genes = distance between two genes in cM
Here, smallest distance is between X and W ( 7cM ) so they are present next to each other. Distance between X and Y is 17cM and between W and Y is 10cM so W is present between X and Y. Distance between X and Z is 13 cM. Since on one side of X, W and Y are already present Z lies on the other side. So, the final gene order comes out to be, Z-X-W-Y.
According to the gene order, Y and Z genes are farthest from each other. Chances of crossover or recombination increases with increasing distance between genes. So, Y and Z have the highest probability to show crossing over.
Answer : Abiotic factors refer to non-living physical and chemical elements in the ecosystem. ... Biotic factors are living or once-living organisms in the ecosystem. These are obtained from the biosphere and are capable of reproduction. Examples of biotic factors are animals, birds, plants, fungi, and other similar organisms.
An Asian clam, a fresh water creature, is usually less than 50 millimeters.
It tends to be small and light-colored, with a shell ornamented by distinct, concentric sulcations, anterior and posterior lateral teeth with numerous fine serrations. It resides in brackish to freshwater rivers, lakes, streams, canals and reservoirs. This creature lies on or is slightly buried in materials such as sand, silt, or gravel-bottomed places. It usually prefers running water with high oxygen levels and has no tolerance for polluted or near-freezing water.
