They are less likely to be separated during crossing over.
The answer to ur question is A
23 from mom,
23 from dad,
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Roots B.
Stem C.
Xylem D.
Phloem
The pathway that the viruses would most likely follow on first entering the plant is D. PHLOEM.
The phloem, whose purpose is to transport food from the leaves to the plant, is used as the pathway to spread the virus throughout the plant. The manifestation of aphid transmitted virus is the yellowing, mottling, or curling of leaves and the stunted growth of the plant.
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Iguanas have spines along their backs to help protect them from predators. They also have a bunch of extra skin below their necks called a dewlap. This dewlap helps them to regulate their temperature, which is helpful as they are cold-blooded and their bodies don't control their body temperature automatically.
