Answer:
six-finger allele
Explanation:
A dominant allele is the copy of a gene located at a locus on a chromosome, whose phenotype is often expressed in the presence of the other copy of a gene in an individual. It is the allele of a gene of that override the effect of the other copy of the gene. It is dominant over the other. The other copy of the gene that it dominates is the recessive allele.
The six-finger allele that expresses itself in the same individual in the presence of the five-finger allele is the dominant allele. The five-finger allele is the recessive allele.
C because we are testing the effectiveness of Fertilizer X and Y and using no fertilizer can help determine if that would be better than using a fertilizer. Additionally, a control group of no fertilizer would be the third plant as that is considered normal for the experiment. Msg me for any more questions
The correct answer will be A
Direct characterizaation is what the author says about the character.
So B would be correct
Answer:
B
Explanation:
As there are lots of mitochondria within the diagram it is very unlikely that diffusion occurs. only active transport occurs. cells within the root do not look like the diagram shown thus the statement I and IV are true.
