Answer:
A and a
Explanation:
GAMETE formation occurs via a process called MEIOSIS. During meiosis, segregation and independent assortment of genes occur. According to Gregor Mendel who proposed the law, the law of segregation states that the alleles of a Gene will separate into gametes. This separation occurs in such a way that only one allele of that gene is found in each gamete.
In this case, an organism with genotype "Aa" will produce gametes that contains the following: A and a. Therefore, the gametes of genotype Aa will be A and a.
They are found in the center of the osteon within a long opening called the Haversian canal.
That would be C. Uracil.
In RNA we’ve got Uracil instead of Thymine.(which is in DNA)
I believe the answer is C. E. And F.
