This question illustrates DNA profiling within forensics. Here, a DNA<span> 'fingerprint' is obtained from a biological sample at a crime scene. This 'fingerprint' can be compared to profiles obtained from </span>DNA of individual suspects<span> or criminal DNA profiles stored on a database. In this case, </span><span>suspect iii is likely the perpetrator of the crime as his/her DNA profile matches that of the sample left at the crime scene. </span>
Answer:
Key stone Species
Explanation:
Keystone Species are the ones which impact the entire ecosystems and all the organisms with in it.
Keystone species are responsible for maintaining the overall structure and function of the ecosystem.
For example – small predators in any ecosystem which feed upon the herbivores organism in order to preserve the plant species act as key species. Their presence is essential for maintaining the dominant plant species in the ecosystem
From what I believe, 50%. The chromosome from the father can either be X or Y, so it’s a chance to carry it in the X gene if the child is a girl. If its a boy, then it has no chance of carrying the gene. Hope this helps
