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Lorico [155]
3 years ago
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4 years ago
For a dominant/recessive trait, do the offspring of identical parents always look like the parents?
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Answer:

No, they don't always look like the parents.

Explanation:

They won't always look like the parents because from each parent, they will receive different dominant and recessive traits. In addition, certain traits skip generations or don't get passed down. For example, you can have 2 parents with red hair and have dark brown hair, but have a child who DOES have red hair.

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2 years ago
Wrong crossed match blood cause what type of reaction.
inessss [21]
Hello there,
You can experience a transfusion reaction

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5 0
3 years ago
Explain how the lack of genetic diversity found in populations of endangered species might hinder their recovery
Lelu [443]

Hi

The term lack of genetic diversity for a particular population refers to the fact that there are less number of alleles and less range of phenotypes and traits like (height, skin, color, ability to cope disease, ability to change metabolism as per requirement etc).

If we talk about endangered species, they are the specie which are prone to be extinct in near future because their population is very less in number. There can be multiple reason of becoming endangered for a population such as over hunting etc.

So when we say that an endangered population is genetically less diverse, it means that there are further difficulties that hinder their recovery.

For example: If a calamity stucks, all organisms that are already low in number and also genetically less diverse, so they cannot cope with calamity and get extinct. However, if this population is genetically more diverse, some organisms may survive some may die, and those which survive can recover the population. That is why it becomes more difficult to recover an endangered specie if it is genetically less diverse. The more the genetic diversity, better it is for specie.

Hope it help!

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3 years ago
Black (B) is co-dominant to white (W). What percentage of the offspring will be black-and-white if a black cat is crossed with a
Feliz [49]

Answer:

100% of offspring will be black and white

Explanation:

BW = Black and white

Because 4 out of 4 offispring fom the punnett squares have the genotype of BW, 100% of the offspring will be black and white

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