The only places with usable wter are lakes, rivers, and ponds
ok so i dont know much about this but but im going to try my best.
so i did a bit of research about what all those birds have in common like you asked for and so they birds really dont have that much in common, so i went on a PREZI and i did some more reasearch i took some pictures to maybe help you.
im not sure if this helped if i didnt do it correctly just lemme know and ill do more research
ok so i added more research to this, look at the pictures, it is the EXACT answer to your question, if you need more research lemme know fam
she might have vocal chord paralysis or vocal chord nodules/polyps. it might also be vocal chords being stretched too much and puberty.
Answer: If the F2 occurs in the ratio 9 blue:3 pink:4 white, one gene pair (i.e 2 genes) control the flower color phenotype.
Explanation: This principle is called INCOMPLETE DOMINANCE where one gene (dominant) won't completely override the other (recessive).
Let assume B represents the dominant gene and b represents the reccesive gene. Let also assume that Blue color is dominant over white color. We can assign the genotype as follows;
Homozygous dominant genes BB will produce Blue color
Homozygous recessive genes bb will produce white color
Heterozygous genes Bb will produce pink color.
Therefore, a pair of gene ( 2 genes) will determine the flower color phenotype.
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Ooh! Great Question, This is an incredibly yummy fruit which is an edible purple fruit with a star-shaped cross section. Looks good!