From the Egg viability hypothesis, we can predict the following;
A. Probability of hatching failure will
be higher for eggs laid later within a clutch.
This is because viability of unincubated eggs decline overtime.
B. The probability of hatching fail will be higher for eggs laid later within a clutch.
This is because large clutch affects or changes nest micro-climate which result to increase in water loss during incubation period.
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The diversity of species and genes in ecological communities affects the functioning of these communities. and that is all i know
Allele frequency is determined by looking at the dominant and recessive allele of a genotype.
Using the given, we can come up with the following computation for the allele frequency:
allele A = 100/300 allele B = 50/300 allele O = 150/300
Hence, the frequency of allele A is 0.33 or 33%, allele B is .17 or 17% and allele O is 0.50 or 50%.
True statement. Sperm are continuously produced by males, while a female is born with a full supply of eggs.
Characteristics of egg cells and sperm cells.
*Egg cells are usually formed in a female before birth while sperm cells form during puberty.
*Egg cells are produced in the ovary of a female human being while sperm cells are produced in the testicles of a male human being.
*Egg cells are included in the largest cells in a female body while sperm cells are the smallest cells in the male body.
*Only a single egg cell is produced during ones menstruation cycle while millions of sperm cells are released during a single ejaculation.
*Egg cells formed before birth and are active only until female menopause while sperm cells production started during puberty until death of the male body.
