Answer:
It is possible for normal coloured alligators to be produced. If the albino trait is recessive and normal is dominant, the male would need 1-2 dominant alleles to produce a normal coloured alligator. It is also possible for a normal coloured alligator to be produced if albino is dominant and normal is recessive. In this circumstance, the female must be h e t e r ozygous, but the male can be either h o m ozygous or h e t e r o zygous to produce normal coloured offspring.
First punnet square genotypes:
Female - albino
Male - albino/normal (can be either one)
Second punnet square genotypes:
Female - Normal
Male - albino/normal (can be either one)
Tactile
signals are received by the PARIETAL lobe.
This part of the brain is the one
that processes basic sensations such as temperature, touch, pressure, pain, and
stores the learnt data.
A 10-month-old baby starts to develop this part of the
brain as you can see them staring to pick up objects and explore their
surroundings.
Answer:
Tiaga
Explanation:
A Tiaga is generally described as a snowy forest.
Answer:
Answer is whole-gene or whole-genome.
Explanation:
Genetic variation explains that, no matter how related or identical some organisms might be, there is a or some characters that make them different from one another. These difference is referred to as variation.
Furthermore, whole-gene means the coding and non-coding regions of the DNA>
There are some activities or occurrences that cause genetic variation, these are gene flow, mutation and sexual reproduction.
Examples of genetic variation are color of the eyes, modification of leaf and blood type among others.
1) New Vaccines
4) Cancer drugs
5) Seedless grapes
...They all are the advantage of Genetic Engineering.
