ATP? Adenosine TriPhosphate
Answer:
d. As depth increases, temperature decreases quickly at first, but eventually becomes constant.
Explanation:
As seen on the graph above, the<em> temperature decreased quickly as the depth increased</em>. It is seen between <u>200 meters to 500 meters</u> in depth. The change in temperature is from <em>26 degrees</em> to <em>8 degrees</em>, which is<em> </em>an<em> 18-degree difference. </em>After which, the temperature decrease<em> slows down </em>and becomes <u>constant</u> starting at <em>2,700 meters</em> going deeper to <em>4,000 meters. </em>The temperature is being maintained at <em>1 degree</em>.
The other three choices above<em> (a, b, and c) s</em>how <u>both an increase in temperature with an increase in depth</u>. <em>This makes the choices incorrect.</em>
Answer:
E. 1/16
Explanation:
In a duplicate dominant epistasis, when one locus presents a dominant genotype and the other presents a recessive genotype, the dominant one hides the effective of the recessive gene. Therefore, a recessive phenotype will only be observed when both genes are recessive homozygous (aabb).
Assuming a doubly-heterozygous mating (AaBb x AaBb), the probability that both genes are recessive homozygous is:
1/16 of offspring are expected to show the recessive phenotype.
Water enters and leaves the leaves through tiny little pores called stomata. The process is called transpiration.
