The expected phenotypic ratio for a cross between two individuals that are heterozygous for a given trait is 3:1.
<h3>What is Phenotype?</h3>
This is referred to the physical characteristics of an organism such as the size, shape etc.
When two heterozygous traits are crossed:
Rr × Rr ⇒ RR Rr Rr rr
The ratio is therefore 3:1 of the dominant to recessive phenotype.
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Producers are primary consumers and it gets 10 %
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Produced by the choroid plexus -T.This is the major secretion site.It is also produced in smaller quantities in the interstitial compartment.
Blocks blood toxins from brain tissue-F, that is the job of the blood brain barrier(BBB).
Supplies oxygen to the brain tissue-T.This gas is dissolved in the CSF together with CO2 for distribution among nervous tissues by the CSF
Maintains the concentration of glycine surrounding the brain-T
Found in the ventricles of the heart and brain-False,it does not reach the heart ventricles.This are occupied by blood.
Prevents concussions-T
Produces antibodies in response to antigen exposure in the brain tissue-False.These are produced by the B-cells, not by in the CSF,based on the specif antigen stimulation.
Effectively decreases the brain's weight-T It reduces the weight of the brain.This is done by the buoyancy it provided for the brain.
Compared to levels in the blood plasma, the CSF is higher in glucose-F.This is wrong, the glucose of the blood plasma is higher.But equal sodium ion,more chloride in CSF, and less protein.It s levels is a relefection of blood glucose.Although it may lag 2-4hrs in the CSF.
It prevents concussion,(T)and and the contraction of cardiac muscles propels its movement(T).
Explanation:
Fish are cold-blooded or poikilothermic, meaning that their body temperatures vary with the surrounding temperature. During the cold of winter fish become less active. They find little pockets out of the way of fast moving water where they can stay still and conserve energy.
Answer:
B. Replanting trees in deforested areas.
