Answer: 6
Explanation: There's 4 daughter cells so if there's 24 chromosomes just divide 24 by 4 to get 6.
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Correct options A) None
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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Here is how biologist study concept maps.
BIOSPHERE:
<span>ECOSYSTEMS:
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COMMUNITIES:
POPULATIONS:
<span>ORGANISMS: </span>
ORGANS AND ORGAN SYSTEMS:
<span>TISSUES: </span>
<span>CELLS: </span>
ORGANELLES:
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<span>1. One common interaction between biotic and abiotic components of an ecosystem is photosynthesis.
Sunlight is abiotic (solely energy), and it fuels the synthesis of
sugars and proteins inside plant cells once it is taken up by plant
leaves. </span><span>This process also produces oxygen.
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2. Biotic factor that can affect the size of a population in a specific ecosystem:
<span>Number and kinds of predators in the ecosystem.
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Predator-prey relationships
When the
moose population is high on Isle Royale, the wolves have more food
source from preying on the moose. This supports an increase in the wolf
population.</span>
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3. Temperature
You can change the temperature to freezing it will affect the aquarium because the organisms will not be able to tolerate the new environment if they are species that thrive in warm temperatures.
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