Answer:
True
Explanation:
Tbh i dont remember sorry :(
The correct answer is:
A. Will have a intermediate trait 3. Glucose aversion is a genetically-determined incompletely dominant trait
B. Will refuse glucose 2. Glucose aversion is a genetically-determined dominant trait
C. Have a mix of traits depending on experience 4. Glucose aversion is a learned behavior
D. Will accept glucose 1. Glucose aversion is a genetically-determined recessive trait
If we put it simple and say that for example glucose aversion is genetically determinated, with the genotype AA and eating glucose with the genotype aa. The offspring will have Aa genotype (heterozygous). Depending on which phenotype is expressed in heterozygous we can conclude whether the trait is dominant or recessive or due to earned behavior.
I think the answer is b, because cartilage is what helps with flexibility in tissues....
Answer:
Not sure if theres supposed to be a pic or chart with this but if its any help, recessive traits only show when theres no dominant traits present and both parents need recessive genes
The answer would be A packing becomes less tight. The double bounds create kinks in the chain making it harder for the chains to back tightly
