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What is the impact of genetically modified corn on individuals?

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LuckyWell [14K]3 years ago

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Answer: GMO corn reduces dangerous mycotoxin levels in grains.

Explanation:In short, planting GMO corn can lead to increases in income to the farmers and a reduction of health risks to consumers of maize.

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He formulated the binomial nomenclature, which is the modern system of naming organisms.

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The key provides morphological descriptions about different taxonomic groups in an easy way to identify these traits in your individual.

The term dichotomous refers to how information is provided. You will always have two options (a and b, or 1 and 2), and you will have to choose one of them according to the characteristics of your organism.

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the group that does not have it.

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(a) Abdomen with a tail --------------------------- The only option is E

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2 ---Only for group A, B, C, D, F, G---

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(b) Legs not much longer than abdomen and cephalothorax----- B, C, D, F

3 ---Only for group A, G---

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(b) No hairs on the legs ------------------------------ G

4 ---Only for group B, C, D, F---

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(b) Cephalothorax or abdomen not segmented ----------- B, C, F

5 ---Only for group B, C, F---

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(b) Body not covered with hair ------------------------------------B

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