Answer:
In the given case, in my opinion, one should perform the experiment in a similar manner with no change. An experiment is done many times in order to omit any influences of sampling or handling on the outcomes of the study. For this purpose, the repetitive experiments have to be performed in a similar way as the previous ones were performed. After that, the outcomes of the repetitive experiment and the initial one are compared.
If any conditions or variables are changed in the experiment, the outcomes of the repeated experiment cannot be compared with the initial one. As variations in experimental material, variables, or procedure would have influenced the outcomes.
Answer:
78
Explanation:
Chickens have 78 chromosomes. They inherit 39 from each parent, therefore a zygote (which is made up of an egg and a sperm, each a haploid gamete with 39 chromosomes) will have 78 chromosomes.
This is more than humans: we have 46 chromosomes, as we inherit 23 from each parent.
They became adapted to their new environment and became new species which then were not able to produce fertile offspring.
