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Bingel [31]
4 years ago
7

What's the correct order of the thunderstorm life cycle, from its beginning to its end?

Biology
2 answers:
Arisa [49]4 years ago
7 0

Answer :The correct order of the thunderstorm life cycle, from its beginning to its end is Development, maturity, dissipation- B.

Margarita [4]4 years ago
6 0
B.) Development, maturity, dissipitation
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<em>Since I do not have the cross, I will assume the cross involves two dihybrid individuals by looking at the options.</em>

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  • g allele is recessive and codes for yellow pods
  • I is the dominant allele and codes for inflated pods
  • i is recessive and codes for constricted pods
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1st Cross)   Two h0m0zyg0us individuals

Parental)  GGII     x     ggii

F1) 100% GgIi

2nd Cross) Selfcross between F1 individuals

Parentals)   GgIi    x    GgIi

Gametes) GI, Gi, gI, gi

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Punnett square)     GI        Gi        gI       gi

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B) 9 green-inflated : 3 green-constricted : 3 yellow-inflated : 1 yellow-constricted ⇒ <u>CORRECT</u>

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