Answer:
The traits that are transferred from the parents to the offspring during reproduction are determined by genes, located on chromosomes, found in the nucleus.
Explanation:
During reproduction, there is a fusion of;
male gamete
female gamete
This leads to the formation of offspring. There is a transfer of traits from the parents to the offspring.
Hence, the traits that are transferred from the parents to the offspring during reproduction are determined by genes, located on chromosomes, found in the nucleus.
A system is contained by its boundary; therefore, the size of a system is limited by its boundary.
The answer is B.Meissners corpuscle
when a homozygous white rabbit (bb) is crossed with a heterozygous black rabbit (Bb). what proportion of white rabbits would the offspring have?
Answer:
Based on the Mendelian fashion cross,
bb is hetezygote reccessive.(white)
Bb is heterozyote dominant.(black)
Therefore,the the cross to show the proportion is below
Bb,Bb,bb,bb,
2 blacks(hetero zygote blacks) and 2 white.(homo zygote whites)
thus 2 of the offspring will be white, in 50%, of the number of offspring
Explanation:
