Outputs : Oxygen
Inputs: Sunlight;Carbon dioxide;Water
Answer:
2) codominance
Explanation:
CODOMINANCE is a non-mendelian pattern of inheritance which occurs when the alleles of a particular gene is neither dominant nor recessive over its contrasting allele, hence, they are both expressed in the resulting hybrid when they combine. The two alleles are said to be CODOMINANT.
This is the case in this question involving a gene coding for hair color in cattle. The allele for black hair is codominant with the allele for white hair, hence, they combine to form an hybrid with both colors expressed (black and white) called blue roan.
According to the attached image, the heterozygous genotype in the offspring exhibits a phenotypic expression of both traits under CODOMINANCE inheritance pattern.
As you can see in the picture presented below, the DNA sequence in individuals with normal hemoglobin and in the individuals with sickle cell hemoglobin differ in only one nucleotide. However small, this difference in the nucleotide changes the amino acid from glutamate to valine, changing the structure of the protein in the red blood cells.
Answer:
a
Explanation:
because humans, cats, and bats are all mammals
