<h2>Previously understood similarities that seemed to connect slime molds and fungi are now considered to be examples of convergent evolution</h2>
Explanation:
- Convergent evolution is an evolutionary process where unrelated monophyletic organisms independently develop or evolve similar characteristic traits due to the need to adapting to similar conditions or ecological or environmental necessity.
- The slime molds are subsets or part of amoebozoans but have certain morphological features similar to that of fungi, this type of evolutionary behavior is called convergent evolution.
- Under stressful conditions, slime molds produce and develop spore-generating fruity bodies like fungi, which is a convergent evolutionary change.
Answer:
DD or Dd
Explanation:
Dimples is the dominant trait (D). Your friend has dimples so that means he or she should have at least one allele of the dominant trait to express that trait. So your friend would either be homozygous dominant (DD) or heterozygous dominant (Dd). Notice that there is a recessive allele in the second. Even with that present, dimples would be still expressed.
Fall armyworm larvae Armyworms belong to the insect order Lepidoptera and family Noctuidae
The answer is c
Hoped I help
No. Not really. Genetic testing is based on things people do. And not what they are said to be.
