anwser:
- one allele from mother, one allele from father
- yes, this means the mother's alleles are dominant
Explanation
"The amount of alleles that a baby Guinea pig inherit from the mother are two , 1 from its mother and 1 from its father.
ie: if its mother had a dominant black fur (BB) and its father has recessive grey fur (bb) , there is 100% chance that the baby will has a Bb genotype, which will give them either black fur or dark grey fur."
Yes, the mother likely has several dominant alleles that manifested as a heterozygous genotype in the baby, giving it a phenotype largely similar to its mother.
The change in adolescence all begins as a child in their unique combination of genes<span>, brain development, environment, experiences with family and friends, and community and culture. Social and emotional changes show that they are growing independently and learning how to be an adult. Physical change in different genders are really different because both are going into puberty and so they begin to see alot of differences in their bodies. Adolescence mental starts on what they begin to see and believe, and as everything is developing in their mind many of those things stay, what they have in mind depends on them. Adolescence are still maturing to become adults.
(hope i kinda made sense)</span>
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Answer:
Yes! it should remain in the same genus...
Explanation:
Although most of them have a 40% GC content but some species of for example lactobaccilus may have more GC than that e.g., <em>Lactobacillus delbrueckii</em> has a GC content of 62% while<em> Lactobacillus fermentum</em> has a GC content of 63% and both of them also belong to the same genus. So, it should remain in same Genus classification.
