I believe the probability is 3/16.
This is because in classical Mendelian Genetics, each trait can either be dominant or recessive. When two true breeding parents are crossed, the recessive trait is hidden in the offspring, only to reveal itself later in the grandchildren. The classic ratio for a monohybrid cross with straight dominance is 3:1, dominant to recessive in the F2, while the classic ratio for a dihybrid with straight is 9:3:3:1 in the F2. In our case out of this combination there are three offsprings out of the 16 which are have white axial flowers (recessive). Therefore that gives us a probability of 3/16.
<span>The answer is sympatric
speciation. This is differentiated from allopatric speciation that involves the
divergence of a species due to the separation of parts of the population by a
geographical feature (such as a valley of the mountain). In sympatric
speciation, the divergence may be due to behavioral and reproductive isolation
within the population</span>
Well there are 4 things in a dna molecule and that is adenine guanine thymine and cytosine well the DNA molecule keeps the cell moving in the right direction and also helps the cell reproduce and stay healthy
When we eat food, glucose is absorbed from out gut into the bloodstream
Energy, growth, evolutionary and ecological describe different biological life cycle. Life cycle involves all those living organisms in the earth. Life cycle involves energy that every living organisms need, growth that every living organism undergo, evolution and ecological.
