Answer:
The habitat is the physical area where a species lives.Many factors are used to describe a habitat...A habitat is the actual place of the ecosystem,whereas the ecosystem includes both biotic and abiotic factors in habitat
Answer:
22 mu
Explanation:
Since maximum number of flies are observed with +pb and s++ phenotype, they are the parental combinations.
Minimum number of flies are observed with +p+ and s+b phenotype hence they are the result of double crossover.
Gene order would be +bp and s++ since it is the only case which would lead to production of above mentioned double crossover. Hence gene b is in the middle of genes s and p.
Single cross over between genes s and b will give progeny +++ and sbp.
Map distance between s and b loci = recombination frequency =
(number of recombinants/ total progeny)*100
= [(single cross over between s and b + double crossover)/total progeny]*100
= [(102+106+7+5/1000]*100
=(220/1000)*100
=0.22*100
=22 mu
Answer:
The endometrial lining is shed during menstruation and is then regenerated by the hormone estrogen.
Explanation:
The menstrual cycle can be described in terms of:
1. <u>OVARIAN cycle</u>: divided into
-Follicular phase of variable length lasting between 7 and 21 days.
-Ovulation
-Luteal phase which is fairly constant and lasts between 12 and 16 days.
The most common cycle length is 28 days and this occurs in 15% of women in their reproductive age
.
The duration of flow is between 2-6 days.
2. <u>ENDOMETRIAL cycle</u>: divided into
-Proliferative phase where there is increase in growth of the functional layer and the endometrial glands under the influence of oestrogen.
-Secretory phase where endometrial changes are influenced by progesterone activity.
The endometrium is made up of the basal layer and the functional layer.
The basal layer remains intact throughout the cycle while the functional layer is shed during each menstruation.
Answer:
Have you ever been in a bus, a train, or a car ?
What happens to you when it stops suddenly ?
A body in motion continues in motion unless
an external force acts on it and makes it stop.
Amy's body keeps moving forward when the train stops.
She pitches forward, and if she doesn't reach out and grab
a seat or a seated person, she may lose her footing and fall
on her face.
Choice - 'A' is a very good explanation.
The other choices aren't.
'C' is a good hunch, but it only applies to her feet.
The rest of her keeps going.
'D' is nonsense. There are no mysterious forces of
'repulsion' or 'attraction' on the train.
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