Answer:
agouti - aaBbCc
solid color - AaBBCC
agouti black - AAbbCc
albino - AaBbcc/Aabbcc/AABBcc
Explanation: All the phenotypes that contain cc will be albinos, so they won't present any pigment deposition. Agouti black depends on the A gene to be homozygous and the B to be recessive, so the phenotype AAbbC_ is the correspondent. If A is not homozygous and B isn't recessive, we have agouti color. If B is homozygous and A recessive, we have a solid color.
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for number one i got ☐ It involves the modification of DNA
☐ It attempts to replace a mutated gene with normal DNA.
☐ It does not always cure patients who use it.
FOR NUMBER TWO I GOT:
D.)genotype: Rr
phenotype: black eyes
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Answer: Option C. consists of ancestor species and all of its descendants groups.
Explanation:
Monophyletic clade refers to a group composed of a collection of organisms, including the most recent common ancestor of all those organisms and all the descendants of that most recent common ancestor.
A monophyletic clade is also called a taxon. By classifying organisms based on their biological diversity and evolutionary history, we can easily know, how different organisms, both past and present, are related to one another. Examples of monophyletic groups include: Mammals, birds, angiosperms, and insects.
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There are 4 types of breezes: land breeze, sea breeze, mountain breeze and valley breeze.
The breeze will originate from an area of high pressure and travel towards/blow in the direction of the area at a lower pressure.
In each case, the name of the breeze indicates where the breeze is blowing from. For instance, the land breeze will blow from the land (at high pressure) to the sea (at lower pressure). A mountain breeze will blow from mountain (at high pressure) towards the valley (at low pressure).
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<span> If you were to develop the drug, you would want it to only stop replication in the virus and NOT in the human. Therefore, you want to only block the steps that are unique to the virus. Don't know if that helps, but it's a start.</span>
