I think that the correct order of impacts would be first a, then z, then b because the radial cracks at a were cut off by the cracks at z and the cracks at z are cut off by the cracks at b so in other words I think that when radial cracks are cut off by another series of cracks, the other series of cracks postdates the first set of cracks (impact)
Answer:
False
Explanation:
Mendel's law of independent assortment is about the random distribution of alleles of one gene during anaphase-I. It states that alleles of two or more genes segregate randomly to the poles of the cell. For example, the segregation of R and r alleles to the two poles of the cell would not affect the segregation of the T and t alleles. This random and independent segregation of alleles of different genes during anaphase-I produces new gene combinations in the progeny.
Answer:
where's your data? tho, i think we're answering the samee thingggg. here's mineee
