Answer:
A and C
Explanation:
X-linked recessive diseases are disorders caused by a mutation on the X chromosome causes the phenotypic expression in males and only when it is homozygous for females.
A small percentage of women can display the disease phenotype on rare phenomenon such as;
- X-inactivation that favors inactivation of the normal X chromosome
- Turner syndrome (a sex-chromosome aneuploidy in which women have only one X chromosome)
They are unicellular and not a multi-cellular, so your answer would be Option D)<span>They are multicellular.
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Actually, flowers haven't genders, like " woow, that's a male flower". WROOONG. Flowers have, indeed, parts of themselves that are their male reproductive system and their female <span>reproductive system. Butt* the part of the flower that develop, as you said, into a fruit it's the ovary, after being pollinated by pollen from the anther of another flower (ovary is the female part of the flower and the anthers are the male part)
*that's a joke, ok?
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Since it's asking about noncoastal cities, it's either lightning or high winds
Answer: Option D
Explanation:
The embryonic induction can be defined as the critical part in formation of the other tissues and organs because one cells affects the development of the other cells.
In vertebrates the notochord arises from the dorsal organiser, in amphibian the organizer is a region of vertebrate gastrulae which is when transplanted into the ventral region of the host embryo stimulates the formation of second embryonic axis and neural tube in embryo.
This generation of second notochord in the an example of influence of one group of cell on other.
