Answer:
The idea of spontaneous generation was disproved by Francesco Redi.
Explanation:
- Spontaneous generation is a theory that states that living organism can generate from an inanimate object.
- In, 1668, Francesco Redi demonstrate an experiment explaining the theory of spontaneous generation by using meat.He noticed that flies laid eggs on meat which was kept open and maggots developed.
- He took three pieces of meat to do the experiment.
- The first piece of meat was kept open and as usual maggot development takes place.
- With the 2nd piece of meat,he covered it with a piece of cheesecloth and noticed that,flies lay eggs on the cheesecloth but when he removed the cloth,maggot did't form.
- Next, he took a piece of paper and cover the meat piece, and he noticed that flies did't lay any eggs and thus no maggots formed.
<span>The appropriate response is gene isolation. The absence of interbreeding or minimal hereditary blending between living beings of similar species. Supplement. Hereditary confinement might be the consequence of geographic disengagement or of other segregation systems that anticipated effective generation.</span>
Answer:
No, an isolated melanin granule can not move along an actin microfilament because motor proteins are specific for the type of filament they bind.
T- dominant allele
t- recessive allele
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parental cross: homozygous dominant parent (TT) and a homozygous recessive parent (tt)</span>
The parental cross is true-breeding, so: TTx tt
The F1 generation will be all heterozygote: Tt
Answer: The F1 generation will be 100% heterozygote
