Hey There,
The answer to your question is:
Carbon, Hydrogen and Oxygen
All carbohydrates (carbs) contain these three elements.
Best Of Luck,
- Kai -
I think it’s C but I could be wrong
Is the relatively shallow part of the ocean above the drop-off of the continental shelf
Answer:
Smooth kernel corn plant : wrinkled kernel corn plant 
Explanation:
Mendelian inheritance follows the laws of segregation and independent assortment. Thus, there exists neither co-dominance nor incomplete dominance.
Let the allele for smooth kernel trait of corn plants be represented by "S"
and the allele for wrinkled kernel trait of corn plants be represented by "s"
The genotype of heterozygous smooth kernel corn plants will be "Ss"
The offspring produced by crossing two heterozygous smooth kernel corn plants would be -
Ss * Ss
SS, Ss, Ss, ss
Out of four offspring , one offspring is homozygous smooth kernel corn plant
Two offspring are heterozygous smooth kernel corn plants
and the remaining last offspring is homozygous wrinkled kernel corn plant
The phenotypic ration is
Smooth kernel corn plant : wrinkled kernel corn plant
<span> In the U.S, the Jet stream is what pushes fronts across the nation. Since the Jet stream usually runs from west to east, that is why weather fronts travel in that direction. But, sometimes the jet streat does not run west to east. Right now, on the east coast, it is running from south to north, and that is why the northern portions of the east coast are being hit with a lot of rain since a weather front is running from south to north. Also, in some cases, you can get a backboor front, which means it is running from east to west. But, for the most part, fronts will travel from west to east in the U.S.
With hurricanes, it depends on where it forms. Hurricanes that started near the Cape Verde Islands will travel from east to west because of the winds coming off the west coast of Africa, and in that part of the world, trade winds tend to travel from east to west. In the gulf of mexico, winds tend to blow from south to north, but if a hurricane forms there, it can go in any direction, so that is why all the gulf states can get hit by a hurricane at anytime when one forms or goes into the gulf of mexico. </span>Because they start in the tropics where the prevailing winds are out of the east. The basic flow of winds in the North Atlantic in hurricane season is clockwise. So that's why the East Coast regularly gets pasted by hurricanes--the weather systems are set up like an automatic pitching machine
