There is going to be a 25% chance of it being heterozygous unless both parents are heterozygous then if so you do happen to have to heterozygous parents it will be 100% heterozygous.
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I wondered that too! maybe we are doing high school level questions?
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The correct answer would be divergent evolution showing by homologous organs.
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In the illustration human arm, the flipper of the dolphin, wings of bat and forearm of frog are shown. All these four forelimbs have a different function, however, these forelimbs are having the same underlying anatomy.
The organs having basic structure and origin, but different functions are known as homologous organs. These organs point towards the same ancestor from these organisms evolved. They show a case of divergent evolution.
When related species become less similar in order to adapt and survive in different conditions, evolution is called divergent evolution.
Thus, these forelimbs provide evidence for divergent evolution.
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option E is the correct crossing over between sister chromatids crossing over is important because it is a source of genetic variation and leads to different mutations (changes) in the body of zygote
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