Yes. Absolutely. Without heart, no one can live. It helps in pumping of oxygen rich blood to all body cells and tissues. It also helps in transportation of various materials like potassium, sodium, calcium etc. in our body. The main function is that it helps in excretion of wastes.
Since blood is liquid and heart pumps it, the waste materials like CO2, gets diffused and becomes impure blood. Then it is taken to lungs for purification and again reused.
So, heart actually helps us indirectly in many ways.
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Answer:
Genotype ratio = 1 X^hX : 1 XX : 1 X^hY : 1 XY
Phenotype ratio = 2 normal daughters : 1 affected son : 1 normal son
Explanation:
Given that the father of the woman has hemophilia, the father must have transferred the allele for hemophilia (let us assume "h") to her. This makes the woman carrier for the disease (genotype = X^hX). The genotype of the normal man would be "XY".
A cross between carrier woman and normal man would obtain 2 normal daughters, 1 affected son and 1 normal son.
Genotype ratio = 1 X^hX : 1 XX : 1 X^hY : 1 XY
Phenotype ratio = 2 normal daughters : 1 affected son : 1 normal son
The characteristics show that the given fish is a sturgeon.
Sturgeon is a general name for the twenty-seven fish species belonging to the family Acipenseridae. Their origination dates back to the Triassic, that is, about 245 to 208 mya.
The sturgeons are late developing, and long-lived fishes with different features like a heterocercal caudal fin identical to that of sharks, and an elongated spindle-like body, which is scaleless, smooth-skinned, and armored with five lateral rows of bony plates known as scutes.
D. Each trophic level contains one-tenth as much biomass
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