Research on the trait perspective on leadership in groups shows that leaders are not born but develop.
<h3>What are genetic-environment trait relationships?</h3>
Genetic-environment relationships makes reference to the contribution of genetic and environmental factors to a given trait.
Complex behavioral traits such as leadership are shaped by environmental factors.
In conclusion, research on the trait perspective on leadership in groups shows that leaders are not born but develop.
Learn more about genetic environment relationships here:
brainly.com/question/14624304
#SPJ12
The most leaching of minerals occurs from the Horizon A(the top layer) into the horizon B(the sublayer) The zone B which is commonly referred to as the subsoil layer is the zone of accumulation where rain water percolating through the soil from the top layer and it is precipitate within the subsoil(horizon B)
Answer:
2) 25%
Explanation:
Let the traits for the black coat color be = BB
Let the traits for the brown coat color be = bb
Let the traits for heterozygous black coat color be = Bb
Now; the question says what is the probability of producing a rabbit with brown coat color from two rabbits that are both heterozygous for black coat color.
This implies that if two rabbits that are both heterozygous for black coat color cross together;
i.e Bb × Bb ;
The offspring will be (BB, Bb, Bb, bb)
BB (rabbits with black coat color) = 1/4
Bb (rabbits that are heterozygous for black coat color) = 2/4
bb (rabbit with brown coat color) = 1/4
Lets focus on ''bb'' ;
bb = 1/4 × 100%
= 25%
Both of your parents dna is passed while you are being made throw their sperm
This is kind of hard to show without the picture, but to make an ionic bond with Na and Fl you would have the sodium move an electron to the fluorine, so the answer is C! This is because of the fact that sodium has an outer shell valance electron (so it's unstable) and the fluorine would accept that because it is missing an electron in the outer shell. So this sharing would lead to the bond being created!
