Answer:
be genotypically different
Explanation:
- Widow's peak is an example of a dominantly inherited trait, this means that any individual who receives even a single copy of the dominant allele would have a widow's peak present in the phenotype.
- In the given question, the cross is made between a homozygous dominant individual (let the genotype be WW) and a heterozygote (Genotype Ww).
- The cross can be represented as follows :
WW X Ww ----> WW Ww Ww WW
From the cross it can be seen that the<em> offsprings will have the genotype of either WW or Ww</em>, however, since W is dominant over w, the phenotype will always be the presence of widow's peak.
MJ Schleiden, Theodor Schwann and Rudolf Virchow are credited for the events described in the development of the cell theory.
Answer: the answer should be C)Modles can not account for ever factor that may suddenly change.
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