Answer:
The correct answers would be:
- This is because the parents were for pea color were heterozygous
- Because there are only two options for pea color, the plants’ pea color is a case of simple Mendelian genetics.
Yellow pea plants cross to produce offspring with green pea. It is possible only when both the parents were heterozygous. Then only they would be able to produce offspring with yellow and green peas in the ration 3:1.
It is an example of simple Mendelian genetics or simple monohybrid cross as only two alleles (yellow and green) are involved in the production of phenotype (seed color).
The same is explained in the cross below.
Evidence.
This are the two things explanations need: testability and evidence. Both of them are very important but evidence, I'd say, is the most important factor since it supports the claim in a remarcable way.
Hope it helped,
BioTeacher101
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We now have technology that can take dna residue from fingerprints and compare it to dna of possible suspects to find the culprit. Other technologies involve running simulations to find where a bullet was shot from at what distance.
Answer:
5. All of the above.
Explanation:
A variable is any characteristics, number, or quantity that can be measured or counted.