Answer AND Explanation:
The seminal vesicle produces an alkaline fluid which contains nutrients for the spermatozoa. Near this point is situated the prostate gland whose secretion is alkaline to neutralise the vaginal fluids. It also activates the sperms. The cowper's' gland secretes alkaline fluid that neutralises the acidity along the urethra. All the fluids combine with the spermatozoa from the vasa deferentia to form semen.
<span>Something that occurs outside the spheres of the earth
Consider that human beings or living organisms live in the biosphere. Biosphere is the collective group of living organisms and their interaction to one another and –ecosystem- to their environment. Human beings like animals or plants are part of the biosphere, one of the spheres in the earth. We have the atmosphere (air), lithosphere (land), hydrosphere (water) and the biosphere (life/ living organisms). Each is with a specific and distinctive characteristics to play in the earth’s existence at the current era.<span>
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false is your answer............
Answer:
1/2
Explanation:
Genotype of the heterozygous mother= X^cX
Genotype of color-blind father= X^cY
A cross between heterozygous mother and color blind father would give progeny in following phenotype ratio=
1 colorblind daughter: 1 colorblind son: 1 carrier but normal daughter: 1 normal son.
Therefore, this couple has 1/2 probability of getting a colorblind daughter is 1/2
Individuals of the same species have different traits because they have different genes which code for different proteins. B would be the correct option.
<h3>Variations</h3>
Organisms of the same species can have different traits due to a difference in their proteins.
Genes are responsible for proteins and proteins are an expression of traits. Thus, with different proteins come different traits.
Hence, once there is a difference in the DNA sequence of organisms, different proteins will be produced, and different traits will be expressed.
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