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I don't know the first one, i thought it would be quantitative but that's not an option
second one is scientific method
last one is science
The bones found include a right humerus, which is robust and have heavy muscle markings on it. Another bone brought is a left humerus, which is gracile. These two humerus belong to the two different person, with the right humerus possibly belonging to a full grown male. Besides these humerus, a large left os coxa, or hip bone is also brought along with a gracile right femur whose head fits perfectly into the acetabulum of the os coxa. This indicates that the right femur and the os coxa belong to the same person. Also, the physical attributes of the left humerus also matches to the right femur, and os coxa. So, these three bones might belong to the same person. However, the robust right humerus belongs to the different person. Therefore, these four bones belongs to two different person.
If you could give me a little more information about this experiment i could help you...
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D haploid (n) with a smaller number of chromosomes than the parent cells
Explanation:
meiosis results in gametes which have half the number of chromosomes and are therefore diploid because they have one set only. that is because later, the two cells with half the chromosomes (egg and sperm) join together to make a diploid cell