A genetic outcome of a genetic cross between the same parents is independent of previous outcomes.
<h3>What is genetic variation?</h3>
Genetic variation can be defined as the genetic poll of an organism, which is the raw material trough which evolution can occur by natural selection.
During sexual reproduction, the formation of gametes generates different genetic backgrounds which are independent of distinct gametes.
In conclusion, each genetic outcome of a genetic cross between the same parents is independent of all previous outcomes.
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The answer is "B. Marsupials". Marsupials undergo relatively premature births compared to many other species, and although this puts the baby at risk, it lessens the risks for the mother.
Answer:
ARGON
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the element that is in the group 18 periodic 3 is argon
Answer:
cc × cc
Explanation:
This question involves a single gene coding for plant seedling. The green allele (C) is dominant over the white allele (c). This means that the green allele will mask the phenotypic expression of the white allele in a heterozygous state (Cc).
In this experiment where plate 1 only contained white seedlings instead of all green, this illustrates that all the offsprings were recessive. This is because the parental genotypes were both recessive for the color trait i.e. cc.
Note that, the recessive trait can only be expressed when the recessive alleles are present in a gene. Therefore, the parental genotype would have been cc × cc, in order to give rise to all offsprings with the recessive trait (white colour).
<span>The correct answer is A. water. That's because water's chemical composition is such that it can't be decomposed and turned into a fuel. Unlike Corn, sugar cane, and wood, it can't be used to power machines. The other ones are organic and can be used as biofuel, while wood can even be used in the form of coal as coal is nothing else than wood.I hope that my answer is helpful! Let me know if you need something more :)</span>
