Let’s take butterflies for an example.
Some butterflies change into different colours depending on the environment.
A tree camouflaged butterfly would not survive in a grass camouflaged butter. The reason they survive is because of genetic variation.
<span>Nasal insufflation, also commonly referred to as snorting, is the inhalation of a crushed or powdered substance through the nose. It leads to a number of problems including perforation of the nasal septum, irritation of the nasal cavity, nose bleeds, and loss of smell.</span>
<span>it has at least two effects: disrupting oxygen delivery and protecting against malaria </span><span />
Answer:
24 (n+1)
Explanation:
Trisomy refers to the presence of one extra chromosome in the genome of the organism. This means that the affected individuals have a total of 47 chromosomes, instead of 46.
Nondisjunction during meiosis I or meiosis II produce the gametes with one extra chromosome. For example, nondisjunction in egg mother cell results in the production of some egg cells with "n+1; 24 chromosomes".
Fertilization of the egg cell carrying 24 chromosomes with a sperm carrying 23 chromosomes forms a trisomic zygote with 47 chromosomes.
