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Interbreeding two different species of lovebirds produces offspring unable to build a nest after they mature because they lack the innate knowledge needed to carry the nesting materials. The hybrid offspring do not reproduce, and this limits genetic mixing of the two species. This is an example of:
Answer:
The correct answer is- Hybrid infertility
Explanation:
When members of two different species reproduce and produce offspring, then these offsprings are called hybrid. If the hybrid offsprings are not able to produce viable gamete and do not able to reproduce then this is called hybrid infertility. One of the famous examples is mule produce by breeding between donkey and horse.
So here interbreeding of two species of lovebirds produces offspring that do not reproduce and lack innate knowledge needed to build the nest which limits the genetic mixing between the species due to hybrid infertility.
Centromeres split apart during anaphase.
spindle fibers pull the to sister chromatids apart.
Answer:
=IF(B3*C3<=12, "Yes", "No")
Explanation:
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Complete question
The specifications for a product you are developing require that the cross-section area cannot be greater than 12 in2. You have summarized the dimensions of 5 prototypes you have made. Column D has an equation to determine if your product meets specifications. It indicates that only specimen #5 meets the specifications.
What is the equation in cell D3?
Solution
As we can see in the table,
For all those tests in which the product of corresponding cell values in column B and C under the heads vertical and horizontal dimension respectively is less than 
square inch the column D values is "No". That is it does not meet the specification. Here specification is "cross-section area cannot be greater than 12 in2"
Here IF function is used for conditional formatting.
Thus, the formula in the cell must be
=IF(B3*C3<=12, "Yes", "No")
In Bryophytes, the sporophyte is dependent on the larger gametophyte, whereas, in Angiosperm and Gymnosperms, the gametophyte generation is dependent on the larger sporophyte generation.
<h3>Difference between gametophyte and sporophyte.</h3>
- The gametophyte is the haploid(n) state in the life cycle whereas the sporophyte is the diploid(2n) state in the life cycle.
- Gametophyte leads to gamete formation whereas sporophyte leads to the formation of spores.
- Spore formation takes place post meiosis whereas gamete formation either occurs directly or through mitosis.
- The meiospore grows to develop into the gametophyte. The zygote grows to produce sporophytes
- The cells in sporophytes have two genomes or possess two sets of chromosomes. The cells of the gametophyte have a single genome or produce one set of chromosomes.
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The correct answer is C) Drinking water. Hope this helps.
