Factors that involve how each individual's genetic factors react and adjust to the environment are called INTERACTIVE ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS.
Interactive environmental factors are the factors that are influenced by the environment and also adjust according to the environment. Sometimes the environmental factors might become stressful and the organisms need to evolve according to that stressful environment.
Answer: A). Active transport requires chemical energy to move nutrients from areas of low concentration to areas of high concentration.
Explanation:
Sometimes cells require nutrients such as sodium and potassium to be transported from an area where they are in low concentration to an area where they are in high concentration.
This goes against the concentration gradient where substances are transported from an area of high concentration to one with low concentration as is the case in processes such as osmosis.
This process is called Active transport and describes the use of chemical energy to move nutrients from areas of low concentration to areas of high concentration.
Inferences cant be the answer because inference is the reason of why the observation happens
Answer:
In the resulting offspring the correct proportions are for the genotype 1:1 and for the phenotype 1:1 (first option).
Explanation:
According to Mendel's Laws, the product of the cross between a heterozygous individual and a homozygous recessive for a character will always be a hybrid or recessive offspring as the Punnett square shows on image.
For the character -tall and short- of the pea plant:
Alleles t t
T Tt Tt
t tt tt
<u>For the genotype</u>: probabilities that in the offspring there are hybrid individuals with genotype Tt is 50% and recessive tt 50% .
<u>For the phenotype</u>: the probabilities of tall plants in the offspring are 50%, and 50% short plants.
A 50:50 ratio, for genotype and phenotype, is equivalent to saying that both phenotypic and genotypic ratio is 1:1.
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Answer:
Because sperm production is sensitive to heat if they get too hot, cells in the tubules will not develop into sperm in temperature above 37. This is why testes are out side the body where they are cooler.