The answer is... Before entering meiosis I, a cell must first go through interphase. This is the same interphase that occurs before mitosis. The cell grows, copies its chromosomes and prepares for division. And to make it more simple the answer is meiosis. Hope this helps!
The answers are:
<span>a. -/b+
</span><span>d. b/b+</span>
b+ - the allele for normal bristles
b - the allele for bent pristles
Monosomic means there is only one instead of two alleles in a gene locus.
So, the parents' genotypes are:
<span>monosomic bent bristles: -/b
</span><span>diploid normal bristles: b+/b+
</span><span>The following cross is conducted of true-breeding adult flies:
Parents' phenotype: monosomic bent bristles x diploid normal bristles
Parents' genotype: -/b x b+/b+
F1 generation: -/b+ -/b+ b/b+ b/b+</span>
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<span>A reflecting telescope.
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Answer:
i think it may be A, but I'm not sure :/
Im pretty sure the sperm just gets destroyed, there are a lot of sperm cells that don't get to fertilise the egg. These sperms are then passed out as waste through some mechanic of the body.<span />
