Answer:
Our star ,that is, Sun belong to Population I.
Explanation:
In 1940s, stars were divided into two categories by Wlter Baade:
a. Population I (Metal-rich)
b. Population II (Metal-poor)
Population I stars tend to be luminous, concentrated in the disks of spiral galaxies. They are still hot and young containing rich amount of heavy metals.
Sun falls in this category.
Population II stars tend to be less luminous found in the nucleus of the galaxy.
They are less hot. They are poor in heavy metals because they are old.
Since gene and trait are two intertwined terms used in genetics but not the same, we must be very clear with the difference between gene and trait. Briefly, genes have the information, which determines the formation of proteins in the body. These proteins ultimately design the structure of all organisms. Thus, genes determine the characteristics (traits) of all organisms. This is the key difference between gene and trait, but the main focus of this article to elaborate more on the difference between gene and trait while explaining the individual terms sufficiently.
Gregor Mendel was the first person to describe the existence of genes and their inheritance patterns
Answer: The ratio of carnivorous species to all mammal species is 1:20
Explanation:
250:5000 = 250/250 = 1
250:5000 = 5000/250 = 20
Answer = 1:20
0A: accelerating
AB: constant
BC: decelerating
CD:at rest
DE:accelerating
EF: constant
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