Tortoise shell cats can be explained as the offspring from a incomplete dominance cross. Incomplete dominance gives rise to an intermediate phenotype.
The scientific phenomenon that explains the color pattern is X-linked incomplete dominance.
- As stated earlier, the tortoise shell colour is as a result of incomplete dominance but as it exists only in females, the inheritance is X linked.
- This means the tortoise shell colour is inherited in the heterozygous condition as females have two X (XX) and males (XY) can only be either of the parent's true breeding genotype.
Learn more about X- linked traits: brainly.com/question/14548821
Answer: single- unit smooth muscle
Explanation:
<span> a </span>mother<span> who is </span>Aa<span>, half of </span>her eggs<span> will </span>have<span> a chromosome which carries the A </span>allele<span>, and the other half will </span>have<span> a chromosome with the a </span>allele<span>. Similarly, half of the father's sperm will </span>have an A allele, and half willhave<span> the a </span>allele<span>.</span>
False because you grow more in my opinion by losing
RNA- UGU AAA GUC UGG CAG
Amino Acid- Cys Lys Val Trp Gin
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