<span>The three chromosomal aberrations are: (1) Inversion; (2) Translocation and (3) Deletion. They are all different as they have opposing functions of repairing, changing or removing chromosomal differences. Inversion involves breaking the chromosome and inserting another part; translocation involves a part of the chromosome moving to another place, and deletion is where parts are simply deleted and removed. </span>
As the Moon moves eastbound far from the Sun, we see more of the sunlit side of the Moon.
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The presence of a dominant-recessive relationship among a pair of alleles can be demonstrated by the probabilities of different traits in offspring. For example, consider a purple-color allele, P, in a plant crossed with a plant having white flower color, W. The resulting offspring can have any of three possible allele combinations: PP, PW, and WW.
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This is correct because all of the following occur during anaerobic respiration. (I took AP Bio :) )