Answer:
maternal effects
Explanation:
<em>The correct answer would be maternal effects.</em>
<u>The maternal effect is a genetic phenomenon that is characterized by an organism having the phenotypic expression that is compatible with the genotype of its mother irrespective of the organism's genotype itself.</u>
This condition often occurs as a result of the mother supplying messenger RNA or protein to the egg that results in the formation of a zygote/embryo. Consequently, the genome of the mother dictates the functionality of the molecule in such offspring.
The diagnostic procedure used to measure the patient's hearing loss are as follows:
1. Physical examination that includes examining any earwax or inflammation due to an infection.
2. Tuning Fork Test: This test is done to detect hearing loss by strucking a tuning fork that produces sound.
3. Audiology Hearing Test: It is also known as Audiometer test. In this test the Audiologist presents a variable range of sound to detect the hearing loss.
All of the above is the answer
The answer is sympathetic nervous system. Sympathetic nervous system is usually activated during sexual intercourse as a result of fear or anxiety and its activation leads to premature ejaculation in males and lack of lubrication in females.
