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Most likely clay, silt and sand are to be found in samples of rocks.
Answer: 1. S = 0.77
2. R = 0.14
Explanation:
1. <u><em>Selection</em></u> <u><em>differential</em></u> is the difference between the population mean and the average of the selected parents. Its symbol is S.
S = mean of selected parents - population mean
S = 6.48 - 5.71
S = 0.77
2. <em><u>Response</u></em> <em><u>to</u></em> <em><u>Selection</u></em> is how much gain you make when crossing over selected parents. Its symbol is R.
R = mean of offspring of selected parents - population mean
R = 5.85 - 5.71
R = 0.14
3. <em><u>Heritability</u></em> is, basically, a statistical variable that shows how much the variation in a trait is due to genetic factors. Its symbol is h².
To calculate it, use Breeder's Equation:
R = h²S


h² = 0.18
4. You would expect the production to be strongly influenced by environment, because heritability lies between 0 and 1. Low heritability means there is low level of resemblance between offspring and parents. As this program heritability is low, the resemblance is small, which means the characteristics are influenced mostly by the enviroment.
Answer:
You need to use the scientific method and <u><em>knowledge of the environment </em></u>in order to work as an environmental scientist.
Explanation:
An environmental scientist should have an excellent knowledge about the systems of the environments and scientific methods. If a scientist is thorough about his understandings of the environment, he will be able to recognize any changes in the environment immediately and formulate the necessary reasons for the changes by using the scientific method of research. By using the scientific method of research, a scientist is able to learn about the various phenomenon occurring in the environment.
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