Answer: Incomplete dominance
Explanation:
Incomplete dominance describes the force behind the emergence of an heterozygous phenotype (gray-coloured butterflies) as offspring of two contrasting homozygous phenotypes (white-coloured and black-coloured parent butterflies)
Furthermore, incomplete dominance set in when neither of the parent traits is dominant over the other.
Thus, gray-colour appear as an intermediate of the white-colour and black-colour
<span>Oxygen is required and is used to break down nutrients , like glucose sugar they ( nutrients) are later broken down to generate ATP (energy) carbon dioxide & water . organisms can use cellular respiration including bacteria , animals, plants and fungi.
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765 wilderness areas in the U.S.
How is meiosis related to natural selection
Meiosis creates genetic variability in a population, this means that more and more organisms have different traits. Some of these traits make an organism better adapted to survive in its environment. Those with these traits are more likely to survive (natural selection).
<span>The surface area/volume ratio is an important factor for one celled organisms. This is because A) diffusion is the primary method these cells use for material transport.</span>
