It's B, I got it right. You would do chest thrusts if their torso is to big to reach around or if they're pregnant.
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In other words, researchers study how the same genotype can lead to very different phenotypes Genotype. Phenotype. The hereditary information of the organism in the form of gene in the DNA and remains the same throughout the life. The characters of an organism which are visible are known as phenotypes.
Explanation:
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The correct statements are
a.The female plant produces some gametes that are homoplasmic.
c.The female plant produces some gametes that are heteroplasmic.
e.Leaf phenotype is determined by the number of normal or mutant chloroplasts inherited from the female parent.
Explanation:
The results clearly indicated that the phenotype of the progeny was clearly dependent on the female parent.
This is because the females have egg cells which are larger than the male’s pollens. Due to this large size, female egg cells have cellular organelles like mitochondria, chloroplasts etc; whereas, the smaller male cells are devoid of any organelle.
The variegation in a leaf depends upon the chloroplasts present in it and since only the female cells contain chloroplasts. The appearance of the green color depends upon the chlorophyll in the chloroplasts.
Hence when green leaves were propagated, the progeny also had green leaves. This clearly proves that the leaf phenotype is based on the female parent’s chloroplasts and homoplasmic or heteroplasmic phenotypes are accordingly produced in the progeny due to the female parent.
The female plant cannot be homozygous in some cells or heterozygous in other cells and need not be only heterozygous; the phenotype of the gamete only differs according to the female parent.
Our body and cells get oxygen from the air we breath in. Unfortunately, the air we breath in consists of about 20% oxygen and 79% nitrogen. As there are not any multiple choice answers, one would logically assume that he would need to increase his oxygen intake. So on logic alone he would need to breath more or deeper longer breaths that allow for more intake.
I cannot imagine anyone running a 5K would carry around a portable oxygen tank, however, this would allow for extra oxygen intake as an oxygen tank is straight oxygen and as I stated before...when we breath the air from around us it only contains about 20% oxygen.
There is also Cellular respiration now that I think about it. Perhaps by the intake of food and the effective breathing would allow for him to increase his oxygen intake. When you exhale your lungs release the carbon-dioxide that is produced from the oxygen in your blood that breaks down sugars.
Reference to wiki-pedia: <span>Cellular respiration is a set of metabolic reactions and processes that take place in the cells of organisms to convert biochemical energy from nutrients into adenosine triphosphate (ATP), and then release waste products. (I am unsure how to add photos, so you will need to see it on the site.)</span>
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<span>Best of luck to you on this one. I am a medical student at college level, however, this refers to a man running a 5K. If it were a patient they would be placed on oxygen first and foremost as the main and effective way of increasing there oxygen intake and set with a schedule for food. Hopefully some of this could be of use to you.</span>