<span>In 80% of the cases of offspring with cri-du-chat syndrome, the father's gametes were the source of the deletion of the chromosome as opposed to the mother's egg being the cause. Therefore, cri-du-chat is largely caused by the father's genetics, not the mothers.</span>
You may be referring to the cytoplasm here. That is the "filling" within the cell. But if you are looking for specific transport of proteins, the ER folds proteins and then transport vesicles move them to the Golgi.
Clown fish live in anemones, so the eggs being hatched there would the give it a home nearby
<span>The answer is A. Variation in gene pool
Speciation is a formation of a new species during the evolution line.
When there is a variation in a gene pool, a unique combination between genes could be formed during the mating process. This will create an offspring with unique gene pool that will lead to speciation</span>
Answer:
41 chromosomes
Explanation:
Cats have a dipoid chromosome number of 38, <u>so their gametes will have half that number: an haploid number of 19 chromosomes</u>.
Rabbits have a dipoid chromosome number of 44, <u>so their gametes will have an haploid number of 22 chromosomes</u>.
When a cat gamete (n=19) joins with a rabbit gamete (n=22) to form the hybrid zygote, it will have 19+22=41 chromosomes. When it undergoes mitotic division, all its somatic cells will have 41 chromosomes.
