Answer and Explanation: <em>You will find the graph in the attached file</em>
When changing the numbers in the vertical axis of the original graph, you will see that bars tend to get shorter than they originally were. This occurs because new numbers are much bigger than the original numbers, the proportion of the bars changes because they must represent the same information in a much bigger space. Offenlly, this is a tool very used by media to mark a tendency when informing something. So It is very important whenever looking at any graph to see what the axes are telling you because by the size of the bars you might infer something that might be different from what is really going on.
Answer: Endotherms have the highest growth rates and ectotherms the lowest
Answer:
C. Sequence C
Explanation:
Deforestation means cutting down of trees so it will lead to soil erosion and flooding
<span>because they have an enhanced sight due to the amount of magnification and objective lens</span>
Genes in DNA or responsible for the traits an organism has. This is caused by Dominant and Recessive Traits. Remember that Genotypes are the genetic letters such as RR, Rr, and rr. Phenotype is physical traits.
Dominant Traits are more likely or always show in the offspring. The Dominant Genotype uses Capital letters such as RR.
Recessive Traits are less likely to show up. Their Genotype use lower case such as rr. Now genotypes of Rr have one dominant trait and one recessive trait. If the dominant trait was black fur and the recessive white fur, the offspring will be black fur because dominant traits overpower the other.
To understand how to know if an organism will have Dominant or Recessive Genes, you have to use something called a Punnet Square. Lets imagine 2 parents both have the genotype Rr. R is Black fur and r is white fur. As you can see from the chart, 3 of 4 boxes have Rr and 1 rr. Since there is a Dominant Trait with a Recessive, they will show a Dominant Phenotype, or Black fur. This has 3/4 chance and a 1/4 chance for white fur in the offspring.
| R. r
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R | Rr. Rr
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r | Rr. rr
