The answer is C.<span>saguaro cactus and sagebrush both needing water in the desert.
they are competing for water D is parasitism A is </span><span>a commensal relationship</span><span> and B is mutualism </span>
The following responses are true;
a. A cross between this cat and another curly ear cat will result in 100% curly ears
c. The genotype of the cat in the picture is $$
g. The genotype of the cat in the picture is S$
h. A cross between this cat and a homozygous normal ear cat will result in 100% normal ears
Explanation:
Because the allele for curly ears is recessive, then all the cats with curly ears have a homozygous recessive genotype ($$) because the don't have a domiant allele (S) to mask the effect of the recessive allele.
A cross between two curly-eared cats (which means they both are homozygous recessive individuals) will result in 100% curly-eared offspring with homozygous recessive genotypes.
A cross with homozygous dominant individual will result in all offspring being straight-eared but with heterozygous genotypes.
Temperature, wind, pressure, and moisture
I believe the answer to this question is yes it is but i am not positive <span />
