Answer:
heterozygote advantage
Explanation:
An heterozygote advantage is when a heterozygous genotype has a greater aptitude than homozygous genotypes. The specific case of heterozygous advantage over a single locus is known as overdominance. In short, this happens when a disorder is present in a heterozygous population, but this disorder has a great benefit for the genes present in the body.
Answer: i think A ceiling
Explanation:
if not im srry ps: i did not do it for points im just here to help
Conus medullaris :) :) :) :)
Well, I'm not sure about how many cells we have, but the average human body makes about 259 billion red blood cells per day. (That's why I don't know). Also, there are about 200 different types of cells with about 20 different types of organelles.
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