If cave salamander didn’t evolve from sighted ancestors, it eyes would be a vestigial structure.
Cave salamanders live in the zone, with complete lack of light (dark zone), so this organisms adapted to that environment with blindness. It is believed that cave salamanders evolved from the ones that could see. The explanation of why they lost their sight is that they conserved energy needed to maintain sight to be more successful in reproduction.
Emigration, Competition, Disease, or Predation
I think the most challenging aspect of working as a forensic anthropologist is distinguishing between gender race and age
<span>The species would decrease in number and eventually die off. </span>
Let's call the colour alleles C for dominant purple, and c for recessive white.
We have crossed Cc with Cc. So if we put that in a Punnett square, we'd have a CC, two Cc and a cc. That would give us a 3:1 ratio of purple to white, so you'd expect 15 purple and 5 white flowers. :)
