The answer is hybridization.
Hybridization represents crossbreeding of two different breeds, species or genera. It results in hybrids with some characteristics from one breed/species/genera and some from the other one. It could also have some new characteristics. For, example, a crossbreed of an orange and a grapefruit will have some characteristics of the orange and some of the grapefruit. This is an example of crossbreeding between two species of the same genera (Citrus) - orange is Citrus sinensis and grapefruit is Citrus paradisi.
Answer:
The answer is "Option e".
Explanation:
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Its long tail disregards its short tail. Let's assume that even a short neck is a as well as a tail over, which claim, though, the short tails were mixed, shorter, and longer tailed mousses are created. It may also presume that the short mouse parental is always Aa. And we get AA, Aa, Aa, Aa, and Aa situations once their matter and they fall pregnant to both high and short tail mice but we wouldn't get the fat tail mouse unless the tail-mouse were as AA.
we always get two types of lines. It demonstrates there was no uniform AA genera. It is a case of the heterozygous dangerous gene, that can cause a set of identical alleles inside an organism to always be lethal.
Answer:
B
Explanation:
To begin with, it is clear that this cell has a cell wall (the rigid cubicle like structure around the cell). Only plants (that can carry out photosynthesis) have a cell wall. Secondly, one can view the chloroplasts in the cell (the organelles with green pigments inside). This is where photosynthesis takes place in the cell.