Answer:
Glacier
Explanation:
the cryosphere contains frozen water
<u>Answer</u>:
The example of co-dominance is "Cow with white hairs and a cow with black hairs mate and produce a cow with both white and black hairs."
<u>Explanation</u>:
Co-dominance is a "genetic situation" during which it is neither dominant or an recessive allele and the both are "expressed equally". Both traits or characteristics are visible during the same time. Instead of one trait being dominant over the other, both traits appears.
Co-dominance is very easy to spot in animals and plants that has more than 1 pigment colors . some examples of co-dominance are cows and flowers of two different colors.
This co-dominance can also occurs in certain traits that are less visible, like the blood type. Both the A and B alleles for blood type can be expressed at the same time, which results in type AB blood.
Example :-When a chicken having white feathers mates with an chicken having black feathers, chicken with both black and white feathers grows up.
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Most native species that evolved with their habitat also have an array of natural predators and parasites to keep the population in check. The exception to this is invasive species. Such species are usually introduced into a habitat artificially and lack the natural predators and parasites present in their original home.
Therefore, the type of species that normally reproduces quickly with little to no predators to control the population are invasive species.
Answer:
The answer is A.
Explanation:
General Adaptation Syndrome, which is abbreviated as GAS, describes the process that the body goes through under the presence of stress. These physiological changes are named as alarm, resistance and exhaustion respectively.
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Answer:
Answer is A. not produce the protein being studied.
Explanation:
The process of generating, creating or replicating a copy of a cell or an organism, which is genetically identical , is called cloning.
There are three types of cloning, these are
1. gene cloning... which is the process of replicating copies of genes.
2. reproductive cloning is the process of generating copies of whole organism.
3. therapeutic cloning... this process is always used when the aim is at creating or generating tissues in replacing diseased or injured tissue by producing embryonic stem cells for experiment.
