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Pedigrees are basically a map of alleles for family trees
______Person1 -- Person2_____
I I I I
__Person3_ Person 4 Person5 _Person6___
I I I I I
Person7 Person8 Person9 Person10 Person11
And under everyone's name you write their alleles.
Punnett squares give the probability of someone having genes based on their parents' genes.
Parent1 (Aa) or Parent1 (aa)
Parent2 (AA) AA Aa Parent2 (Aa) Aa aa
AA Aa aa aa
<em>B. Has the same allele on both chromosomes in a chromosome pair. </em>
<u>Here is why:</u>
Homozygous means the same, while heterozygous means different. If both of the same alleles are on both chromosomes, then it will be a homozygous.
There can be two types of homozygous alleles.
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<em>Homozygous Dominant</em>: BB
<em>Homozygous Recessive</em>: bb
<u>Notice in both of these they were the same alleles.</u>
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<em>Heterozygous</em>: Bb
<u>Notice how both are different alleles.</u>
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Below I have attached a diagram of a Punnett square I have made.
On the left is a homozygous recessive allele pair.
On the top is a heterozygous allele pair.
Answer:
4. Warm air from the inside moving toward the cold air outside.
Explanation:
A cold draft can be defined as the process in which a current of cold air is being drawn in from the outside. Also, it involves the process in which a current of warm inside air exits or leaves a building through an opening.
This ultimately implies that, when you open the door to your house on a cold day, you would feel a cold draft as a result of the movement between the warm air from the inside moving toward the cold air outside. The warm air that were trapped inside your house would escape through the door due to a difference between the outside (cold) and inside (warm) atmospheric pressure.
Hence, a difference in temperature and atmospheric pressure between the outside and inside air usually causes a cold draft.
<em>Additionally, air typically moves or travels from a region of high pressure to a region of lower pressure. </em>
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