C. maya ignores the inchworms which are slower than snails. For the information to be correct she would have to record every inchworm and snail not just the inchworms that beat the snails.
Where are the answers choicest
Answer:
The direction of where the plates are going
They are important in long term memory because they respond faster in a second infection with the same pathogen
Answer:
96
Explanation:
This is genetic drift question, we can tell because the variable here is the population size. The probability of an allele of getting fixed is determined by its initial frequency, which is actually the probability of the allele of being fixed. So we need to calculate the initial allele frequency of this mutation:
Mutation allele frequency = # mutation alleles / total # of alleles = 1/24 = 0.04%
That is the probability of this allele to get fixed, so the probability of this allele getting eliminated is:
Elimination probability = 1 - fixing probability = 1- 0.04 = 0.96%
Answer: The probability of this allele getting eliminated is 96
