Answer:
Option B.
Explanation:
If a trait is common or not it has very little or nothing to do with if the trait is dominant or recessive but it solely depends on total copies of the allele present in that particular population.
Dominant allele does not make an allele common, dominant term only explains that it expressed itself in presence of the recessive allele. For instance, the rolling tongue is not common even though it is a dominant allele and expressed in heterozygous condition.
The inner cell mass are destined to become Embryonic Stem Cells or ESC’s
Answer:
Other health factors include the social and economic factors, health behaviour and clinical care. These factors are distinct from the genetics of a disease.
A disease can be eliminated and cured if it is not a genetic disease. But most of the genetic diseases cannot be cured and their occurrence cannot be eliminated.
Genetic information is different from other information present on the health charts. Genetic factors involve genes for various health circumstances whereas other diseases may not have a specific concern with genes.
Answer:
Overproduction, Variation, Selection, and <em>Competition</em>
