Answer:
ladybugs have spots because they are part of a ladybugs clever color scheme ladybugs produce alkaloids, toxic chemicals that make them unparable to hungry spiders, ants, or other predator's
Answer:
100%
Explanation:
In this problem, we have one gene (pea color) with two possible alleles (green and yellow).
Green is dominant over yellow, so the possible genotypes and phenotypes are:
- GG or Gg = green pea pods
- gg = yellow pea pods.
If an individual is true breeding it is homozygous for all genes under study.
The cross between true breeding plants is:
<h3>GG x gg</h3><h3 />
The green parent (GG) can only produce <em>G </em>gametes; the yellow parent (gg) can only produce<em> g</em> gametes. 100% of the offspring will have the genotype Gg (green).
d.viruses <em>i believe im bout 98% sure hope i help!!
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If the animals are not closely related, but the structures are meant to serve the same function (structure determines function!) then the structures are analogous. The difference between analogous and homologous is that in analogous structures, the creatures are not closely related but the structure serves the same purpose (like bat wings/bird wings) and homologous structures are similar structures directly as a result of ancestry.
