They will create all black feathered offspring if both birds are purebreds. If they are both heterozygous, then they will produce a 3:1 phenotypic ratio of black:splashed white feathered offspring.
The Tendon is a fiber cord of connective tissue attaching the muscle to bone, cartilage or other muscle Ligaments help move the joints , and hold the bones together.
Answer:
the chorion, the allantoids, the amnion and the yolk sac.
Explanation:
The amniotic egg has four layers. All of these layers are enclosed by a shell
The chorion helps for gas exchange. It's the layer that covers the whole embryo
The allantoid is a sac that helps with gas exchange but also is the one that encloses the wastes of the embryo during the development into the egg, one analogy is with the garbage bag, where all the waste is lookup
The amnion is the layer that protects the embryo, is like a jacket that surrounds the embryo
The yolk sac is the one that has the nutrients that are necessary for the embryo throughout all the development. It is like a lunch box for the embryo
The correct answer from those would be 4) Sugar
Answer:
Pollen
Explanation:
Flowering plants are plants classified as Angiosperms. They are the most diverse group of plants in the Kingdom Plantae. Angiosperms or flowering plants as their name implies are characterized by the possession of reproductive structures called FLOWER. The male reproductive flower called STAMEN produces their gamete in a structure called POLLEN while the female reproductive flower called PISTIL contains an ovary that produces egg cells called OVULES.
In flowering plants, the pollen of a male flower is transported to the receptive part of the female flower called STIGMA in a process called POLLINATION. The pollen contains the gamete (sperm cell) that conveys the genetic material (DNA) of the male plant. A fertilized ovule develops into a seed, hence, the reason flowering plants are called SEED-BEARING.
Therefore, pollen is the structure containing the genetic material (DNA) that is transported from one plant to another (same species) in flowering plants.
