Answer:
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Answer:
Describing a trait as dominant does not mean it is the most common; it means that it is expressed over the recessive trait. For example, tongue rolling is a dominant trait, controlled by the dominant version of a particular gene (R). Individuals with one or two copies of R will exhibit tongue rolling.
Answer:
The hemocytoblast (option B) are the parent cell for all formed elements of blood
Explanation:
All blood cells are originated from a common stem cell, which is called a pluripotent stem cell. It is capable of giving rise to any of the blood cells maintaining its existence through mitosis. By dividing pluripotent stem cells, new cells are originated, which become multipotent and differentiate into lymphoid (NK cell and the polymorphonuclear cell) or myeloid cells (megakaryocite); always respecting the original quantity.
The shortened form of the unit that Kevin's bag was weighed in would be Lbs.
Answer:
D. / 4 - Phosphorescents
Explanation:
Phosphorescence occurs when light is absorved by a material, and when the material is in the dark we can see how radiation is emitted from the object, in the form of light. Phosphorescent materials are called phosphorescents.
Facts/notes:
- This does not occur immediately
- It occurs from a longer time than fluorescence (because electrons take longer to slow down their movement)
- It is a photoluminescence
- Remember that bioluminescence is not strictly related to phosphorescence. It's a type chemiluminescence.
- For a more detalied understaning you should read about excitation, types of excitation and how this causes/affects phosphorescence.
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