Answer:
D. Thick stems and leaves were selected because succulents with these characteristics are more likely to survive hot, dry weather and, thus, produce more offspring
Explanation:
The succulents have not always been as they are now, but they have evolved from plants that looked different and existed in different weather conditions. As the environment has been changing, in order to survive, the succulents started to develop traits that would be advantageous for them to survive in the hot and dry weather. The succulents that started to develop such traits, like the thick stem and leaves were the ones selected to survive, as they were the ones that had the advantage in this type of environment. The thick stems and leaves enabled them to store as much water as possible when there is, and also to preserve it for long periods of time, while the succulents that didn't possessed this traits died out because they were not able to sustain the new conditions, nor to be able to reproduce effectively.
Cohesion/adhesion - they help water act as if it were a "magnet"
That's at least one of his parents are heterozygous
Answer: A
Explanation:
creates a zygote that has a diploid number
The new born is experiencing intersexuality, In
intersexuality, there is a problem with the genetics and hormones in fetal and
later development of the individual such that the actual gender of the person
is uncertain, and may be neither all female or male, but with anatomic features
of both sexes.
