Well, in terms of the science of artificial selection, mutations will be useful in achieving your goal as a genetic mutation that happens often in insects, particularly fruit flies, is a change of color. A strategy that could be used would be a Punnet square to simulate the possible crosses between the insects and which is most likely to bring out the recessive gene (the desired color). Finally, the breeding of dogs can be explained by humans breeding tall dogs with other tall dogs to ensure that the outcome would most likely be another recessive gene (tallness) and a similar set of events would explain the Pomeranian (short dogs being breed with other short dogs) <span />
Data have shown that men are 30% more likely to develop sepsis compared with women
Older adults become more susceptible to infections due to several factors
There are actually no disadvantages of being ambidextrous - having two different arms which you can use for a variety of tasks only makes life easier for you because you can decide what hand you want to use for what task.
