Dominant: the more common trait (brown hair)
Recessive: a trait that doesn't show up unless both parents carry it (blue eyes)
Co- dominant: both traits show up and co- exist (AB blood)
Incomplete dominance: when a dominant gene does not completely mask a recessive gene so they blend (pink flower)
Phenotype: physical trait- able to be seen (stripes on a zebra)
Genotype: genetic makeup of an organism - genetic trait
Hetrozygous: different (Bb)
Homzygous dominant: same and dominant (bb) and (BB)
Purebred: same as homzygous- has same alleles (bb) and (BB)
Hybrid: also known as heterozygous traits
1.
75%
25%
orange (AA) blue (aa)
2 orange Aa
2.
0%
100%
Hetrozygous
Answer: i feel like color and size should be switched.
Explanation:
Answer:
Option B, Foundation species
Some examples of foundation species are - Corals, Earthworms, Beavers etc.
Answer:
Most of the three-carbon G3P is used to make more RuBP, keeping the Calvin cycle operating. ... ATP and NADPH, which are formed during the light reactions, are both used in the Calvin cycle.
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