A. The chick of another loon living near Crystal Lake
Reason: B is incorrect because it is not in the same lake
C. Is incorrect because a bluegill is not the same species, therefore it does not contribute to the loon population
D. Is incorrect because that was 40 years ago, and is not current. That loon no longer contributes to the loon population.
Part 1,
Part 2,
and Part 3.
There is a possibility that 1 in 4 progeny or 25% progeny is blue eyed.
Explaination:
Given in the question:
Dominant eye color is brown
Recessive to brown is green
blue is recessive to both green and brown
Kate = green eyes (mother brown eyed X father blue eyed)
The gey gene has two alleles one of blue and other of green.
Thus genotype of mother was Bbgreen
genotype of father bb
Bbgreen X bb
Bb bb bgreeb bgreenb Kate's genotype
genotype of kate = bgreenb
Tom = brown eyes (mother blue eyed X father brown eyed)
bb X BB
Tom, genotype is Bb
Cross between Tom and Kate
Bb X bgreenb
Punnet square shows that:
B b
bgreen Bbgreen bgreenb
b Bb bb
phenotype ratio
2 brown: 1 green: 1 blue
25% progeny is blue eyed.
<u><em>Answer:</em></u>
<u><em>242.9421 L</em></u>
Explanation:
Answer:
1. Anaerobic
2. lactate
3. Aerobically
Explanation:
During excessive muscular activities such as a marathon, lactate fermentation occurs in muscles to serve as a source of ATP to sustain muscle contraction. The lactate produced during lactate fermentation is removed aerobically from muscles. Lactate threshold or anaerobic threshold refers to the intensity of physical activity that produces the blood lactate at a fast rate than its removal.
Increased intensity of exercise or physical activity increases lactate production. As the intensity reaches the point at which lactate cannot be removed from the body fast enough, it is accumulated and causes fatigue in muscles. Therefore, the lactate threshold is the upper limit that can be sustained aerobically by the body without any accumulation of lactate.