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A behavioural ecological approach to the relationship between pit-digging larval antlions and their common prey, ants, provides yet another example of how the specific ecological niche that species inhabit imposes selection pressures leading to unique behavioural adaptations.
Explanation:
Answer:
(A)
Explanation:
The state are defined by whether they a set size, set shape, neither or both
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The expected ratio of the F_2 generation from F_1 generation will be
<u>9 "fabulous": 3 "smashing": 4 "plain" </u>
Explanation:
The expression of the phenotype will follow Mendel's Dihybrid cross.
plain→smashing
(only when allele A is present, which produces Enzyme 1)
smashing→fabulous
(only when allele B is present, which produces Enzyme 2)
Keeping the above statements in mind, in F_2 generation, only the genotypes having both A and B alleles will express phenotype "fabulous",as both Enzyme 1 and Enzyme 2 are required for that. The genotype having at-least one A allele and no B allele will produce the phenotype "smashing", as Enzyme 1,produced by allele A, will convert "plain" into "smashing". Hence, the dihybrid cross will as in the attachment.
The valve that prevents black flow into the right atrium is the tricuspid