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The correct answer is option A, that is, perceptual asymmetries.
Visual perception refers to the procedure of organizing and interpreting visual information. It incorporates the tendency to determine and recognize the distinguishing characteristics of visual images like size, shape, position, orientation, color, and others.
One of the most prominent features is the perceptual asymmetry or variability originating from the brain's perceptual responses to certain visual stimuli and/or to stimuli at the certain specific location of the retina. For example, vertical stimuli are represented and perceived better than oblique stimuli.
Thus, during research with connected brain patients, the researchers study perceptual asymmetry or left/right imbalances between the cerebral hemispheres in auditory or visual processing speed.
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The correct answer would be -
Punnett square is given below and on the base of the result of Punnett square, Millie should mate with <u>Denver</u> to get three different colors of puppies.
Explanation:
The question says that Millie has a genotype BB*, which is a combination or heterozygous condition of dark brown allele B and white allele B*, now cross with Denver (light brown color):
Cross 1:
B B*
B BB BB*
B* BB* B*B*
the results is : 25% dark brown, 50% light brown and 25% white.
cross 2: with Charley (white color)
B B*
B* BB* B*B*
B* BB* B*B*
there is only white and light brown puppies produced
Thus, the correct answer is - Denver.
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Hantavirus pulmonary syndrome refers to a contagious disease featured by the flu-like signs, which can advance briskly to the possibly life-threatening inhalation issues. Many kinds of hantaviruses can lead to the syndrome. Many kinds of rodents can act as the vector for the virus, however, it is primarily caused by the deer mouse.
One can get infected with the condition mainly by inhaling air infested with hantaviruses, which are shed in the droppings and urine of the rodent. The scientists can assist in controlling the condition by offering ways to monitor the population of rodents. As the treatment choices are confined, the best defense against the condition is to prevent rodents and their territories.
