Answer: a form of symbiotic relationship: mutualism
Explanation:
Mutualism is a form of symbiotic relationship in which both organism benefit in the relationship. Other forms of symbiotic relationship includes parasitism and commensalism. An example of mutualism is the presence of the nitrogen fixing bacteria eg Rhizobia found in the root nodules of leguminous plants that fixes nitrogen which is utilized by the plant. While the plant in turn products carbon which is utilized by the bacteria and also provide an habits for the bacteria.
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encoding genetic information
Answer:
The probability that both will be Rh-negative out of 99% Rh-positive is 0.01 x 0.01 = 0.0001.
Explanation:
The population contain 99℅ of Rh-positive. This represent almost all of the people.
However, there is still 1℅ chance of having an individual of Rh-negative.
Both of them will have the probability of 1℅ of having Rh-negative(0.01).
Therefore, Pr(Rh-negative AND Rh-negative) = 0.01 x 0.01. The result is approximately equals zero.
The both parents having Rh-negative, will have a dominant Rh-negative blood passed to their children, only recessive Rh-positive of 25℅ chance.
Since the chance of Rh-negative blood passed to their children is 75℅, it is inevitable that their children will be Rh-negative
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Everyone is raised differently, some people are used to handling certain situations better than others. For example, if someone is raised in an area with lots of sunlight and warm temperature and they decide to move to somewhere cloudy and cold when they grow up, the dramatic difference between temperatures could make this person 'crazy' and unable to adapt to simple situations in this climate, regardless of how easy it is to handle for others. This could be a metaphor for many situations.
