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Katyanochek1 [597]
3 years ago
6

Diffusion can be defined as

Biology
2 answers:
Alina [70]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

Option (3).

Explanation:

The molecules may transport from inside and outside of the cell from their region of low concentration to high concentration or vice-versa. Different types of transport process are diffusion, osmosis, primary active transport.

Diffusion occurs naturally in the organism and no energy is required for its transport. The molecules move to the region of lower concentration from its region of higher concentration. The molecules moves along the concentration gradient.

Thus, the correct answer is option (3).

lara [203]3 years ago
3 0
Movement of particles from a region of a high concentration to a region of low concentration
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"Neither Olivia nor Marcus have freckles" =>
both have genotype ff.
None of the children have freckles (i.e. P(F)=0% for freckles in all children)

B. Widow's Peak, W (dominant)
"Both are heterozygous for the hairline trait"
So both have genotype Ww.
Punnett square
       W    w 
W WW Ww
w Ww   ww
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C. Rolling tongues, R  (dominant)
"Neither Marcus nor Olivia can roll their tongues" 
means that both are homozygous recessive, with genotype rr.As in freckles, all children will have genotype rr, so none of them will roll their tongues. 
None will be heterozygous.  The whole family's genotype is rr.


D. Dimples, D (dominant)
"D. All four children have dimples"
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Case 1: DD + DD (both homoozygous dominant)
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D DD DD
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Phenotype: 100% have dimples

Case 2: DD + Dd (one homoozygous dominant, and other heterozygous) 
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D DD Dd
D DD Dd
Phenotype: 100% have dimples

Case 3: DD + dd (one homoozygous dominant, and other homozygous recessive) 
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D DD DD
d Dd Dd
Phenotype: 100% have dimples

Case 4: Dd + Dd (both heterozygous) 
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Case 6: dd + dd (Both homozygous recessive)
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Finally, as to "please answer it correctly", I believe I did.  :)


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