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The best and the correct answer among the choices provided by the question is the second choice.
Temporal isolation could be the mechanism that <span>might keep Rana aurora and Rana boylii from mating.</span>
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The conclusion drawn from this information is:
The beef cooked well will not have a chance of having E coli or effecting anyone with it, because the bacteria will die from extreme heat.
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a. Let us consider that L is responsible for late and l is responsible for early. From the mentioned data, it can be concluded that allele L or late is dominant over early. By crossing plants 1 and 4 we get the expected ratio of 3: 1, which shows that it follows Mendel's law of dominant.
b. The genotype of all the four plants are:
1st plant = Ll
2nd plant = ll
3rd plant = LL
4th plant = Ll
c. If the plant 1 is self-fertilized then the expected progeny will be 3 (late): 1 (early).
In case if the 2nd plant is self-fertilized, the expected progeny will be only early.
In case if the 3rd plant is self-fertilized, the expected progeny will be only late.
In case if the 4th plant is self-fertilized, the expected progeny will be 3 (late): 1 (early).
6. a, 7. c, 8. b , 9. e , 10. d , 11. e, 12.c
