Explanation:
seals more offspring when food is plentiful
Answer: A (AA x aa)
Explanation:
In option (A) both of the parent mussels are homozygotes, for alleles "a" and "A" respectively. Therefore, every single one (100%) of their offspring would be expected to be Aa heterozygotes. Combinations (B) and (D) yield a lower proportion of heterozygotes (50%), and combination (C) yields none at all. Punnett squares follow:
(A)
<u> | A A </u>
<u>a | aA aA </u>
<u>a | aA aA </u>
<u />
(B)
<u> | A a </u>
<u>A | AA Aa </u>
<u>a | aA aa </u>
<u />
(C)
<u> | A A </u>
<u>A | AA AA </u>
<u>A | AA AA </u>
<u />
(D)
<u> | A a </u>
<u>a | aA aa </u>
<u>a | aA aa </u>
<u />
Answer:
Genus Species
Explanation:
KPCOFGS
K = kingdom. (the smallest level)
P = Phylum (contains kingdom)
C = Class (contains K and P)
O = Order (contains K,P, and C)
F = family (contains K,P,C, and O)
G S = Genus Species (Contains all of the above) the reason that these two are together is because this is how you name organisms scientifically.
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