For rock pocket mice, fur color is a phenotype
<h3>What are phenotypes?</h3>
Phenotypes refer to the morphological characters of organisms.
In other words, phenotypes refer to the physical appearance of living organisms.
In this case, the appearance of the rock pocket mice varied from darker fur on the black rock to lighter-colored fur on the lighter-colored rock. This means that the phenotype varies with the environment.
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C. is the answer because there us mutualism between both species.
Answer:
Dehydration from flu
Explanation:
On centrifugation, blood forms different regions plasma region, the Buffy coat and the hematocrit which contains the erythrocytes or the red blood cells.
The normal range is between 37-52 percent of the total whole blood.
Any value below shows anemia and any value above indicates polycythemia.
Polycythemia is usually a sign of doping in athletes however for this elderly patient. It must have been caused due to dehydration from the flu.
