The correct answers are:
• Human bodies may contain pathogenic bacteria, but these are often kept in check by other (nonpathogenic) species.
• Human bodies contain bacteria that are beneficial to certain processes (for example, digestion).
Non-pathogenic species or normal flora are present in the different parts of human body such as oral mucosa, skin, seminal fluid, uterus, lungs, saliva.. Microbiota of normal flora are usually commensal (co-exist without harming effects on humans) whie some of them even have a mutualistic relationship with their human hosts (benefits for both) such as those hosted in the intestine.
Answer:
The cross of a heterozygous fly with a homozygous fly can be shown as follows:
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The results show that there is a 50% probability that the flies produced will have red eyes. Their genotypes will be heterozygous.
The results of the punnet square show that there will be a 50% probability that the offsprings will have brown eyes. Their genotype will be homozygous recessive.
A homozygous trait can be described as a trait which has same alleles for the gene which encodes the trait. Heterozygous means that both the alleles for the trait will be different.
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C. is the correct answer and BTW I don't know if it was U or not there was a question about when the carbon is realised from non living to living environment the answer to that question would be photosynthesis
Answer:
Homeostatic mechanism
Explanation:
This is an example of homeostatis mechanism. There are many mechanisms in our body that try to keep our body in a steady state as not to disturb the critical processes that occur every second in our body thus these mechanisms are crucial for our everyday survival.