Because scientist found another criteria for classifying organisms such as their DNA composition
Evidences that Taxonomy uses to group or categorizes species range from <span><span>
1. </span>"Fossil Records</span> <span><span>
2. </span>Comparative anatomy</span> <span><span>
3. </span>Comparative embryology</span>
4. Biochemical information <span><span>
5. </span>Cellular structure</span> <span><span>
6. </span>Behavior</span>"
<span>We also suggest that taxonomy has played various roles mainly in many aspects in Zoology, Botany, Anatomy and Physiology –aspects that include animal and human structures and functions. As the biotic community is so diverse it is classified to Biodiversity and the existence of properly assorting by set standard. </span>
Cell, and gas are for sure made up of atoms so it’s either heat or a solid
I need to see said graph but to my understanding most under weight babies are born early so their body is not fully developed but as an slightly over sized baby myself the biggest problem was for my mom because she had to have a c section because I was too big to come out the normal way
by the way c section stands for Cesarean section
hope all this helps
The three laws of inheritance are :
Law of Dominance. Law of Segregation. Law of Independent Assortment.
what is law of dominance?
First, according to the Law of Dominance and Uniformity, some alleles—variants of a specific gene located at the same chromosomal locus or location—are dominant over other alleles for that gene.
As it relates to genetics, the term "inherited" describes a feature or variation that is encoded in DNA and passed from parent to child during reproduction. The laws of Mendelian genetics govern inheritance. A will needs to be admitted to probate in order for the inheritance procedure to start. The probate court examines the will, approves an executor, and formally distributes assets to recipients in accordance with the terms. The executor will pay off any outstanding obligations of the deceased prior to the transfer
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