If your body has developed a tolerance to a medication you're taking, it means the medication at your current dose has stopped working as effectively as it once did. It might mean your body becomes used to the medication, and you don't get the same benefits or effects as before. Drug tolerance is indicative of drug use but is not necessarily associated with drug dependence or addiction. The process of tolerance development is reversible and can involve both physiological factors and psychological factors.
Approximately 190 would have red, terminal flowers.
<h3>What is True breeding?</h3>
Organisms with homozygous genes are referred to as true breeders in genetics. This indicates that both alleles are identical, making PP or TT preferable to Pp or Tt. All offspring produced from the union of true breeding organisms will share the same phenotypic as their parents.
<h3>What is true breeding in Punnett Square?</h3>
Both alleles of a gene are the same in genuine breeding strains. Due to the presence of just one type of allele, crossing two plants from the same strain will result in offspring with the same genotype and phenotype as their parents.
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C or D but I’m leaning more towards D because the maps could show you what kinds of plants and animals lived there that’s the animal could have eaten
The answer is c... good luck
So, one at a time: I'm attaching a picture of the punnet squares (hard to make on the computer (and you can simplify the ratios down):
4. HHnn x hhNN
All offspring are HhNn; 100% same genotype (HhNn); 100% phenotype of short, normal
5. HhNn x HhNn
Genotypes and ratio:
HHNN(1): HHNn(2): HhNN(2):HhNn(4):HHnn(1):Hhnn(2): hhNN(1):hhNn(2):hhnn(1)
Phenotypes and ratio:
Short normal (9): short colorpoint(3):Long normal (3): Long colorpoint (1)
6. TtNn x ttnn
Genotypes and ratio:
TtNn(4):Ttnn(4):ttNn(4):ttnn(4) (which is 1:1:1:1)
Phenotypes and ratio:
Tabby normal (1): Tabby colorpoint (1): Stripless normal (1): stripless colorpoint (1)
7. hhNn x hhNn
hhNN(4): hhNn(8):hhnn(4)
short normal (12): short colorpoint (4)
