Explanation:
During meiosis, sister chromosomes of a homologous pair separate into different cells during gamete formation . This mainly occurs in Metaphase I of meiosis where the homologous chromosomes line up the metaphase plate in their sets. Each chromosomes of a pair are then pulled to different poles of the cells separating them. Each of these chromosomes carries a set of alleles of a gene. Each cell/gamete, therefore, carried half the set of alleles of all genes compared to autosomal cells. There many combinations of these sets that can occur depending on the number of chromosomes the organism has.
These cells when combined with that of another parent during fertilization, form a zygote that grows and develops into a mature organism. The offspring will bear the characteristics of both parents because it inherits half a set of chromosomes from both parents.
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Answer:
you would have 100% RY grasshoppers. All their offspring would have red and yellow stripes
Explanation:
Using a punnet square
Y Y
R RY RY
R RY RY
it would look like this
( sorry for the horrible punnet square)
Answer:
b) 6
Explanation:
There are three different alleles (A,B,C) which are responsible for coat coloration but only combination of two can move forward because there are two loci at every homologous pair of chromosomes.
Thus, six combinations can be formed as AA, AB, AC, BB, BC, CC.
Answer:
Option (B).
Explanation:
Mixture may be defined as the solution obtained by mixing of two or more substances together. Two different types of mixture are homogeneous mixture and heterogeneous mixture.
Homogeneous mixture may be defined as the mixture that has uniform composition throughout the mixture and cannot be separated easily by physical shaking process. Heterogeneous mixture are the mixtures that has different composition throughout the mixture and can be separated by simple shaking.
Thus, the correct answer is option (B).
