Answer:
Heridity is genitically passing on mental and physical traits.
Heridity on mice is the same as it in is humans but you study the coat or flur of them.
Explanation:
Answer:
Yes both are different. In directional selection one of the extreme traits is favored, whereas in disruptive selection both the extreme traits are favored.
Explanation:
Directional: If selection acts to eliminate one extreme form and supports the other extreme then the peak shifts in the direction which is selected by the nature.
Disruptive: If the selection does not favor the mean character value, rather favors both the peripheral character values then this kind of selection is called disruptive selection.
Explanation:
The explanation for the question is in the"Hardy-Weinberg principle" pdf attached below.
I think the correct answer from the choices listed above is the second option. Lysosomes can be compared to the recycling and garbage centers of a city. This can be justified since they <span>digest excess or worn out organelles, food particles, and engulfed viruses or bacteria.</span>
Answer:
2nd one
Explanation:
Regardless of latitude or time of year, the sun's angle reaches closest to 90 degrees (perpendicular lines are 90 degrees) -- and is therefore at its most intense -- at the midpoint of the day: noon.
