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Kitty [74]
3 years ago
12

How do currents affect climate and weather.??

Biology
1 answer:
Pavel [41]3 years ago
4 0

WOW, this question wasn't answered for a LONG TIME!! This came up in my suggested, so...I'll answer it anyway. :)

Currents can spread out the sun's energy, distributing the heat across a region of space that they occupy. They can create milder temperatures in coastal areas, and also cause more humidity, and thus, more rainfall and storms.

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Check the explanation

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Consider the below table of F2 data of phenotypic flies: we can reconstruct the table as seen in the second attached image below:

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Gl    GGLl                      GGll                  GgLl               Ggll

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b) The reason why the students obtained the above given F2 results involving a cross between true breeding Gray body and long wings with true breeding Ebony body and vestigial wings is that the genes for the two charcters asssort independently in F2 generation and that the genes are not linked as:

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Gametes GL Gl gL gl   GL Gl gL gl

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