Dominant allele
Explanation:
An allele whose trait shows up in an organism when the allele is present is called a dominant allele.
An allele whose trait does not show up in an organism when present is called a recessive allele.
- An allele is the two possible forms of gene.
- A gene can be dominant or recessive in nature.
- An allele is a DNA that occupies a particular locus on a chromosome.
- They usually occur in pairs.
- The allele determines hereditary characteristics.
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If the soil reacts with vinegar it's ph level is higher than 6.5
The answer is C, since the black pig is heterozygous, it makes the majority black due to its dominant trait, but about 1 in 5 will be white
Boyle’s = increase as volume decreases
Charles = increases and pressure increases
Gay-lussacs = increases as pressure increases
Accuracy is more of a range
