it depends on what they use to code it.. the graphs usually use a filled in dot and if it is then it most likely going to be dominant and then it will usually carry out a half filled in dot throughout the chart meaning it would be dominant.
Brainliest please?
Answer:
Metaphase can be described as one of the most important phase of mitotic as well as meiotic cell division. In this phase, sister chromatids align themselves at the center of the cell which is known as the metaphase plate.
If the sister chromatids did not align properly, then there will nor be equal distribution of the chromatids in the daughter cells being formed. It might be that a daughter cell receives more chromosomes whereas the other daughter cell receives less chromosomes. Disturbances in this phase will not result in equal number of chromosomes in both the cells.
By looking at the chart posted above, the one event that likely produced the changes in the wild plant ancestor was the mutations in wild mustard sex cells were passed on to the offspring. The correct answer choice is number 1.
