D.exotic animal trade contributes to reemergence of diseases more than the appearance of new disease<span />
Answer:
Loose of body hair, reduction of body fat percentage and changes in life habits.
Explanation:
One of the most notorious changes would be the loss of body hair, due to the temperature increase. The amount of hair that polar bears now posses, helps them with keeping their body warm in very cold temperatures, as well as the body fat, which would also be reduced because of the excess of heat. Finally, their life habits could also change, as for example, part of the body fat helps them with hibernation, so these periods could be reduced or even lost.
Answer:
0.549 is the frequency of the F allele.
0.495 is the frequency of the Ff genotype.
Explanation:
<em>FF </em>or <em>Ff</em> genotypes determine freckles, <em>ff</em> determines lack of freckels.
In this class of 123 students, 98 have freckles (and 123-98= 25 do not).
If the class is in Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium for this trait, then the genotypic frequency of the ff genotype is:
q²= 25/123
q²=0.203
q= 
q= 0.451
<em>q </em>is the frequency of the recessive f allele.
Given <em>p</em> the frequency of the dominant F allele, we know that:
p+q=1, therefore p=1-q
p=0.549 is the frequency of the F allele.
The frequency of the Ff genotype is 2pq. Therefore:
2pq=2×0.549×0.451
2pq=0.495 is the frequency of the Ff genotype.