<span>1. Punnett Square to show F1 generation.
---------F--------f
F------FF------Ff
f--------Ff-------ff
2. Ratios of the Genotypes and Phenotypes of the offspring in the F1 generation.
Genotypes: FF 1/4, Ff 1/2, ff 1/4
Phenotypes: Freckles 3/4, No freckles 1/4</span>
Answer: sperm cell
Explanation: haploids only contain one set of chromosomes (not paired)
Inbreeding: inbreeding brings out more recessive alleles in a population, as they are more exposed and then eventually become more common.
Isolation: if a group of a species becomes isolated from another group of the species, these individuals mate with eachother and as the population of the isolated species grows, the recessive alleles will show.
Growth hormone encourages the growth of bone and cartilage during this stage of development. Growth hormone controls various parts of human metabolism, including insulin activity and blood sugar levels, as well as the fat, muscle, tissue, and bone in our body.
For example, hormones tell the body when to grow and when to stop growing. These hormones circulate throughout the body and work with other cells to coordinate and regulate a variety of bodily functions, including controlling mood, growth and development, tissue function, metabolism, sexual function, and reproductive processes.
Growth hormone-releasing hormone (somatocrinin) and growth hormone-inhibiting hormone (somatostatin), both of which are secreted by the neurosecretory nuclei of the hypothalamus, regulate the release of growth hormone.
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