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correct answer is mutualistic bacteria in the hindgut of the termite digest the
cellulose into sugars.
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Termites
depend upon the whole complex of microbes in their hindgut. Microbes inside the
termites help the breakage of the complex sugars like a cellulose into short-chain
fatty acids.</span>
Answer:
Option E, c is recessive to both c’ and c ch
Explanation:
As it is given in the question that when phenotypically c female rabbits are crossed with father with phenotype cch , the offspring produced have only cch phenotype which means that allele cch is dominant over allele “c”
Now in the F1 cross, when a female rabbit of phenotype c’ is crossed with cch male rabbit, then also c’ is expressed over “c” allele.
Hence, c is recessive to both c’ and cch allele
Cardiovascular system - contains all of our muscles necessary , skeletal system- contains the bones to create the shape of the body and respiratory system which allows us to breathe
The thoracic cavity is superior to the abdominopelvic cavity. <span>thoracic cavity is also known as chest cavity while abdominopelvic cavity is the body cavity that consists of abdominal cavity and pelvic cavity.</span>
I would go for B, because it is informing other scientists that could've been working on the same subject that here is a possible solution
