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protons, neutrons, and electrons.
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There are 2 possible punnett squares. In the case Kendal is a carrier, cross Aa with aa for Kent. In the case Kendal is not a carrier, cross AA with aa.
B. <span>The thesis statement is the answer to the research question</span>
Some of these can easily be eliminated by knowing that both nitrogen 14 and nitrogen 15 are isotopes ( same element, with the same amount of protons, but with different numbers of neutrons) of nitrogen. So if the only difference between nitrogen 14, 15 , and regular nitrogen is the amount of neutrons...how many protons and electrons should both nitrogen 14 and 15 have? After thinking, you should be able to eliminate A, B,and C.
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