Option A because autonomic systems are involuntary and unconscious.
Answer:There are five types of bones in the skeleton: flat, long, short, irregular, and sesamoid.
Explanation:
Answer:
assuming the
1.Cc represent creepers ( since creepers never breed true this is the likey representation,)
2. nn represents normal.
<u>If these are crossed</u> the F1 progeny are;
Cn and Cn= creeper
nc and nc = normal 50/50 % ratio.
<u>However. if the two creepers(Cn and Cn ) from above are self-crossed in the F2 to give two creepers and a normal progeny .T</u>he creeper traits is expected to be dominant; while the recessive to be lethal, The normal birds nn, is expected to be homozygous recessive for the trait .
Explanation:
Answer:
Amphotericin B
Explanation:
<u>Amphotericin B is the injection which is used to treat potentially life-threatening and serious fungal infections. It is used to treat the fungal infection of nervous system.</u>
It is placed in the class of medications which is known as antifungals. It works by slowing growth of the fungi which cause infection.
Amphotericin B injection is a solid powder which is into solution and injected intravenously into a vein.
Prevent loss of Genetic Diversity and Inbreeding
The knowledge of parentage provides one with information about the origin and identity of the parents.
The variations and changes in the genes of the progeny of the parents can also be understood by the knowledge of the parentage.
Population of wild endangered species can benefit from the knowledge of parentage as this can help in prioritizing original gene material, avoid inbreeding incidents , important tool to manage cross between species hence aiding in the prevention of genetic diversity and loss of population.
In zoos, inbreeding is very common due to small populations which can lead to an increase in homozygous populations instead of heterozygous ones. Decrease in heterozygous populations implies decrease in genetic variability.
∴ Knowledge of parentage in zoos can help with that.
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