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Autosomal dominate refers to alleles harbored by any chromosome other than the sexual pair that show complete dominance over the recessive ones.
The dwarf male father with normal height is homozygous recessive for achondroplasia. The male of heterozygous for the character because this is autosomal dominant. He is also normal vision reason he is X-NY.
The women is color blind and normal height. The cross is X-NYAa x XnX naa. The father will produced gametes x-NA,X-Na , YA and Ya and the mother only gamete X-na. So the son of this type of couple is X-nYAa which can be color blind and dwarf and normal height.
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Answer:
pushing iron out
Explanation:
Excess iron will be push out of the cell to regulate the internal environment of cell, this active transport involve osmosis.
if this type of reaction occur in a plant cell, the plant cell will shrink which may/will leads to death of the plant.
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Answer:
16. Directional Selection
17. Disruptive Selection
18. Stabilizing Selection
19. Natural Selection
20. Adaptation
Explanation:
In population genetics, directional selection/positive selection is a mode of natural selection in which an extreme phenotype is favored over other phenotypes.
Disruptive Selection would show phenotypes (individuals with groups of traits) of both extremes but have very few individuals in the middle.
Stabilizing Selection. Occurs when individuals at the extremes of the range of characteristic are selected against. This means that the "average" individuals are selected for.
Level, nutrient-rich and deep soil are optimal conditions for beta vulgaris be cause it is a root crop which means that it grows down the soil. Rich<span> moist fertile </span>soils<span> produce </span>the best<span> roots. Hope this answers the question. Have a nice day. Feel free to ask more questions.</span>
