Answer:
The correct answer is - a heterozygous individual with widow's peak.
Explanation:
In the given case, the dominant character is the widow's peak that is represented by the allele W and the straight hairline is a recessive character represented by the allele w. So, if an individual has both dominant alleles WW it means this individual has widows peek as W is the dominant allele and if this individual has ww allele it means the straight is expressed as no dominant allele to mask the effect of recessive allele w.
In the case of heterozygous that means one copy of dominant and one copy of recessive allele is present that is Ww then this individual have a widow's peak due to the fact that dominant allele will mask the effect of recessive allele.
Answer:
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Explanation:
Q1. incomplete information given
Q2. Protein will be present so <u>test tube C.</u> Beef is a rich source of protein. Hence, the Biuret test will be relevant in this case since that is specific to detecting proteins.
Q3. Orange juice has ample amount of simple sugars (such as fructose, glucose), which are monosaccharides. So option A. Benedict test is required here.
Q4. Incomplete information provided
Q5. You need a certain kind of food that is rich in protein and simultaneously lacks fats. Here, skimmed milk is relevant - fat has been removed from the milk although protein is still present.
Rodent like teeth, leg structure, better eyes
