Answer: 686
Explanation:
im guessing 686 because 2 times 343 is 686 :) hope thats what your looking for
Answer:
1 and 6 are correct
Explanation:
1. A and B are probably closely related - true, as reflected by their close gene sequences which usually represents a very close genetic relationship
2. B and C are probably closely related - false, if their gene sequences are very different then they are probably not so closely related
3. A and C are probably closely related - false, we know A and B are close, and B and C are very different, therefore A is probably also very different
4. B is probably an outgroup while A and C are sister taxa - false, A and B are highly similar
5. A is probably an outgroup while B and C are sister taxa - false, B and C are very different genetically
6. C is probably an outgroup while A and B are sister taxa - true, we know A and B share similar gene sequences, whereas C is distinct.
The woman's genotype is Cc (she's heterozygous)
The man's genotype is cc (he's homozygous)
If you make a punnet square it'll look like this (I hope it works out)
<u>C</u> <u>c</u>
<u>c</u> <em>Cc cc</em>
<u>c</u> <em>Cc cc</em>
Since curly hair (C) is dominant, any genotype with a capital C will have curly hair. This means 2/4 or 50% of children will have curly hair
Answer: 1) jet streams are like rivers of wind high above in the atmosphere. these slim strips of strong winds have a huge influence on climate as they can push air masses around and affect weather patterns-- they form a bond between hot and cold air
2) lifting along fronts: when air masses interact. lifting also occurs along frontal boundaries as air masses of different temperature and moisture content interact with each other. the lifted air cools and the water vapor condences to form clouds in advance of the surface warm front
3) when the temperature difference between the cold and warm is large, thunderstorms and even tornadoes may form. thunderstorms can form at a cold front or within air masses. at a cold front, air can be forced upard quckly. within an air mass, uneven heating can produce convection and thunderstorms
