The correct answer for this question is this one:
Given that there are 30 people, then there are 60 alleles. 10 of these people are not tasters. So, there are 20 of those 60 are t alleles. So, 40 alleles are left, but of a mix of t and T. It said in the lesson text that people who can taste this have at least one dominant gene "T". So it could either be homozygous (T,T) or heterozygous (T,t or t,T). People with homozygous recessive genes (t,t) can't taste it.
Answer: Whilst the northern hemisphere is still slowly emerging from its winter hibernation, New Zealand's last month of summer, February is generally hot and happening. On both North and South Islands, the temperature may soar to 25°C or higher, with lows on cooler days reaching 10°C (especially in mountainous regions).
Explanation:
Rivers begin in mountains or hills where rain water or snowmelt collects and forms tiny streams called gullies.
Every atom has particles in it with positive charge (the protons),
and particles in it with negative charge (the electrons).
Most atoms have equal numbers of the positive particles and
the negative ones. So when you combine all the positive charge
in that atom with all the negative charge in it, the sum is zero ...
the atom LOOKS like it has no charge at all.
[Verse 1: James Hetfield]
Say your prayers little one
Don't forget, my son
To include everyone
I tuck you in
Warm within
Keep you free from sin
Until the sandman he comes
[Pre-Chorus: James Hetfield]
Sleep with one eye open
Gripping your pillow tight
[Chorus: James Hetfield]
Exit light
Enter night
Take my hand
We're off to Never Never-land
[Verse 2: James Hetfield]
Something's wrong, shut the light
Heavy thoughts tonight
And they aren't of Snow White
Dreams of war
Dreams of liars
<span>Dreams of dragons fire</span>
