The baby’s GENOTYPE would be OO or Xo Xo as O blood type is a recessive trait and needs 2 O’s to appear. The mother would have to be Xa Xo or AO. Which would mean that the Baby received the O from the mother meaning that they would have to receive another O from the father.
Male 1: cannot be the father because he cannot pass a O allele
Male 2: can be the father if his genotype is AO as the mothers is
Male 3: is most likely the father as his genotype is OO meaning he has more of a chance to give off that allele
The two choices that support my answer are
B The Mitocondria in the muscles generate through cellular respiration.
E The lungs support cellular respiration by providing need to produce ATP from the carbohydrates
Explanation:
Eating lots or carbohydrate or carb loading leads to increase the rate of aerobic respiration in various cells such as liver,muscle that generate energy in form of ATP and the excess energy is being stored. This excess stored energy helps to maintain healthy body physiology among marathon runners .
During the Catabolism of carbohydrates in aerobic condition oxygen is very much essential.Oxygen is brought into cell by the normal physiologic functioning of lungs.In presence of oxygen carbohydrates are broken down by various metabolic pathways such as glycolysis to generate ATP .
Explanation:
3 ka answer sugar is salute because it get dissolved inwater
Answer is basalt.
Basalt is fine grained igneous rock which contains 45 to 53% silica and 65% rich is feldspar in the form of plagioclase( silicate rock forming mineral). Feldspar is an abundant rock forming mineral. In basaltic rocks the feldspar is silica.
The basalt rocks contains pyroxene group in its minerals which gives it black color. So rocks containing many dark silicate minerals and plagioclase feldspar have basaltic composition.
Answer:
D. groups organisms based on similarities related to their structure and evolution.
Explanation:
organisms are divided into 7 : domain - kingdom- phylum- class- order- family- genus- species, based on their structure and evolution.