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Water - it's coming from the bottle and the water came from the tap
light - coming from the sun
Breeze - coming from the wind which I see
The differences are that archaic homosapiens possesed low and sloping brow ridges, <span>projecting face or chin, large teeth, wide large cheek bones and more prominent occipital buns. The modern homo sapiens has notorious differences like high and vertical forehead, small teeth and less prominent occipital bun. </span>
Air moves from the alveoli to the blood after being inhaled into the lungs. The alveoli get oxygen to the blood and then the carbon dioxide moves from the blood to the alveoli, so it can be released when you exhale. :)
I hope I didn't make that sound confusing. xD
A. OO
B. AB
C. AO or BO
D. O, BO, BO or O, AO, AO
E. no the baby was not switched.
- The genes that determine a person's ABO blood types have three alleles, as opposed to the majority of human qualities having just two alleles (A, B, O).
- One allele is inherited from each of these numerous alleles, which are transferred from parent to offspring.
- For human ABO blood types, there are six potential genotypes (genetic make-up of inherited alleles) and four phenotypes (expressed physical trait).
- The O allele is subordinate to the A and B alleles.
- The genotype is homozygous recessive and the blood type is O when both inherited alleles are O.
- The genotype is heterozygous and the blood type is AB when one of the inherited alleles is A and the other is B.
<h3>Types of blood group:</h3>
- <u>Type A</u>: There are two genotypes: AA and AO. Both the blood plasma's antibodies and the blood cells' antigens are A.
- <u>Type B</u>: There are two genotypes, BB and BO. The blood plasma contains A-type antibodies, while B-type antigens are found on blood cells.
- <u>Type AB</u>: The blood cell has antigens A and B on it. The blood plasma has no A or B antibodies.
- <u>Type O</u>: OO is the genotype. The blood cell has no A or B antigens. A and B antibodies are present in blood plasma.
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