Answer:
Genes
Explanation:
A gene is a hereditary unit that parents pass to their offspring, and they will determine the kind of characteristics the baby will have like will they be short or tall, have blue or brown eyes, will they have blond or black hair. The offspring will get different genes from its parents and it will therefore be genetically unique. Some traits or characteristics may be dominant over others. For example the mother has brown eyes and the father has blue eyes, so in this case eye color has two alleles (an allele is a specific version of a gene, in this case allele for blue eye color and an allele for brown eye color), and now the baby is born with brown eyes, so brown eye color was dominant over the blue eye color so that is the trait that we will see in the baby. The genetic is a lot more complex but this is a more simplified explanation of how offspring express certain traits from their parents.
Answer: 3.
Explanation:
Premature loss of weight does not indicate cure of type 2 diabetes.
The loss of weight shows removal of excess glucose in the blood by exercises.
Therefore the patient need to be informed that inorder to sustain the glucose threshold levels of the blood to avoid hypoglycemia,which may be damaging,insulin intake should not be stopped.
Insulin intake should continue with the exercise. To provide glucose to cells of the body,while removing excess glucose that could not penetrate the cells.
Answer:
The people who were stoning their carriage are people who are poor and have no resources. According to Darwin, what is natural selection? Natural selection is when organisms with traits that are more likely to survive through changes in their environment will pass those genes onto their children.
Explanation:
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The correct answer is C. Dilation, strong contractions, and delivery of the baby and the placenta
Explanation:
Labor and delivery is divided into three main stages: the first stage includes the latent phase in which cervical dilation begins (3 to 5 cm) along with mild contractions and the active phase in which strong contractions occur along with complete or almost complete dilation; the second phase is the fetus expulsion or delivery in which the cervix is fully dilated and the baby is born; and the third stage is the delivery or expulsion of the placenta that occurs as the placenta separates from the uterus and is expulsed through mild contractions. Thus, stages of labor and delivery are dilation, strong contractions, and delivery of the baby and the placenta.
