The answer is F, false. Natural selection is still involved, with stronger and more procreative individuals spreading their genes. An example of when natural selection is not involved would be when human breeders look for specific traits and breed accordingly.
Answer:
A new field known as <u>nutrigenomics</u> has emerged to explore the epigenetic influences of diet.
Answer:
d. cerebellum.
Explanation:
The cerebellum, which is part of the hindbrain, is a small structure made of a covering of white cortex found under the hemispheres of the cerebral cortex. The cerebellum plays a major role in the control and coordination of all physical movements such as balance, control, etc, that has to deal with smooth and balanced activities of the muscle.
A damage to the cerebellum would most likely lead to impaired motor coordination, staggering, inability to judge distance or when to stop.
