This is based on my assumption that brown is dominant over blue.
Since both parent have parents who are homo_zygous recessive, this tells us that both parents will be hetero_zygous.
When you cross two hetero_zygous parents, it can produce these genotypic and phenotypic ratios:
<u>Genotypic</u>
BB : Bb : bb
1 : 2 : 1
<u>Phenotypic</u>
brown : blue
3 : 1
Therefore there is a 75% chance that they will produce a brown-eyed offspring.
Perlemoen is reasonably
easy to take available of the ocean and do not really required huge and
expensive equipment. The poachers take out millions of rands worth of Perlemoen
with relatively simple and cheap equipment such as wet suites, googles and
flippers. The most expensive equipment they use are their boats and vehicles. In
comparison with the lucrative industry the costs of poaching are low. Perlemoen
are often the smaller, younger abalone of the species that are taken because
they are quite simply and easier to harvest.
1.
The younger perlemoen are found closer to the
shoreline and often bunched together and they can get a whole whack of them at
one spot.
2.
The strandlopers harvested the perlemoen from
the rocks during low tide without the need for diving.
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Both organisms are composed of cells, the basic unit of life, with each cell surrounded by a cell membrane. The biggest difference between prokaryotes and eukaryotes is that eukaryotes have a nucleus. They also have other membrane structures called organelles.
The neuroendocrine system produces and releases hormones which are basically chemicals that travel via the bloodstream to specific organs in the body to control things like heart rate, glucose release rate, etc. This is how homeostasis in maintained.
i'm too lazy to write that down for you but i can help you with a few points. Those are(i am relating this case to smoking):
>delicate lining of the lungs is damaged.
>cilia in the lining is damaged.
>since,cilia number is low, the lungs do not get cleaned often.
> spasms in the bronchi of the lungs, causing difficulty breathing.
>damaged lungs being much harder and more brittle.
