<u>Answer:</u>
<em>Low calcium level in body may cause a condition called hypocalcemia.
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<u>Explanation:</u>
When a <em>person has the condition of hypocalcemia his/her muscles and nerves that are releted to calcium levels in blood</em> will undergo spasms or twitching. This is generally termed as muscular irritability. <em>Muscle cramps in leg and arms are symptoms of hypocalcemia.
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When the fall in calcium levels is sudden then the <em>twitching of muscles</em> will be more evident. Calcium absorption is only possible if there is adequate supply of vitamin D in our body. <em>Thus the levels of calcium and vitamin D should be well maintained to avoid hypocalcemia.
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Answer:
one "A" or one "a"
Explanation:
In diploid species (2n), each individual inherits two gene variants (alleles) for each gene, one from the father and one from the mother. This means that each haploid gamete (n) receives one copy of each homologous chromosome that contains only one form of that gene (i.e., one allele). In consequence, and according to Mendel's First Law, alleles segregate into separate gametes (in this case either "A" allele or "a" allele since the parental genotype is heterozygous for this gene).
yes it will, it will ruin the food chain
Nitrogen is the only one there that is not a greenhouse gas
The answer is taste receptors
