<em>B. Has the same allele on both chromosomes in a chromosome pair. </em>
<u>Here is why:</u>
Homozygous means the same, while heterozygous means different. If both of the same alleles are on both chromosomes, then it will be a homozygous.
There can be two types of homozygous alleles.
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<em>Homozygous Dominant</em>: BB
<em>Homozygous Recessive</em>: bb
<u>Notice in both of these they were the same alleles.</u>
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<em>Heterozygous</em>: Bb
<u>Notice how both are different alleles.</u>
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Below I have attached a diagram of a Punnett square I have made.
On the left is a homozygous recessive allele pair.
On the top is a heterozygous allele pair.
Answer and Explanation:
Platyhelminthes are mostly worm like organisms that are dorsoventrally flattened, meaning they look like a leaf and this is why they are coined names like the Tapeworm, Flatworm, Fluke and Planarian.
Most Platyhelminthes are parasites on other animals but only the Turbellarians are mostly non-parasitic. A few species are commensalists, or mutualists living with other larger organism.
They are classified into:
- Class Turbellaria
- Class Monogenea
- Class Trematoda
- Class Cestoda
Explanation:
Genetic conditions such as trisomy (three chromosomes) or monosomy (only one chromosome). They can also determine the fetus' gender by looking at the XY / XX chromosomes.
Go off kacey, as she should.
The factor that will prevent the species from becoming an invasive one is predation.
If the species of fish introduced is an apex predator, there will be no organisms present to keep the population of the fish in check. Moreover, if the introduced species has a selective advantage over those that it shares the same niche with, then it is more likely to oust these species from the food chain by consuming all of their resources.
