Answer:
4.
All living organisms (including some bacterias) are made of cells.
Answer:
The Pacific ocean
Explanation:
The Pacific ocean is about 50.1 percent of the world's oceanic water.
Answer:
They perform checkpoints and regulate/control the cell cycle.
Explanation:
Cyclin/CDK complexes are known to regulate both mitotic and meiotic cell cycles. Some processes are shared by both forms of cell division, however the process known as meiosis differs in terms of its features and needs. Following two rounds of cell division in succession, meiosis is characterized by the replication of DNA.
Answer:
Row 1: Any blood type except AB
Row 2: Blood type A/AB
Row 3: Any blood type except AB
Row 4: Any blood type
Row 5: AB/B
Explanation:
1. If the blood type was AB for the first one (two dominant alleles) then O could not appear as it is recessive.
2. The blood type must contain at least one A allele as AB is obtained from I^A and I^B (already provided by the mother).
3. Once again, the blood type must carry at least one recessive O allele for the O blood type to occur in this child.
4. As long as the blood type either carries a recessive O or another B, the blood type will result in a B.
5. The blood type of the father must contain at least one B for the child to have a B blood type.
