"<span>Appearance of a trait in a population does not solely depend on its dominant or recessive nature" is the correct choice among the choices that are given in the question. The correct option among all the options that are given in the question is the second option or option "B". I hope that the answer has helped you.</span>
Answer:
If soda is added to the water and tablet, then the dissolving rate will be longer because more substances were mixed to the solution/mixture.Explanation: rate pls!
<span>Steroids are lipids and are made up of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen, while enzymes are proteins and are made up of amino acids. </span>
Answer:
Option B and C
Explanation:
When a population is said to be in Hardy Weinberg’s Equilibrium, it is assumed to obey the following assumptions –
a) There is random mating among the organism
b) The mating should not be selective and in order to achieve so the population size must be infinite
c) There should be no loss or gain of allele thereby assuring that there is no selection, mutation, migration etc.
d) Also there must be no crossing among organism belonging to different generation
With all such assumptions, the allele frequencies will remain either constant thereby producing infertile recessive homozygous species or fertile heterozyous species.
Hence, option B and C are correct
The correct answer is - a population that feeds on many types of prey.
The predators that are highly versatile in their diet are usually the ones that get over through crises periods, dying out of species, natural disasters... This is due to their ability to adapt to feed on various prey animals, so they are not dependant only on one or two species for their survival. Also this type of predators have developed multiple hunting strategies, unlike the highly specialized predators.
A perfect example for this is the survival of the cougar and the dying out of the smilodon. While the smilodon was a highly specialized predator for only certain type of prey and only one hunting strategy, the cougar was and still is a predator that hunts everything from rodents to birds, and from rabbits to elks. So when a change occurred in the ecosystem, the smilodon died out because its prey died out and it was not able to feed itself, while the versatile cougar managed to survive because it was able to prey upon most of the animals and had perfected multiple hunting strategies.