<span>The correct answer is: d. 1/4; 1/8.
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Baby's head must be large and must grow rapidly because its brain during the first 9 months of growth reaches half of its adult size. So, the head has to (compared to the size of their body) accommodate that brain. Sometimes it is even bigger than one-quarter of full baby’s length.
This could lead to an altering of the proteins tertiary structure which could make the protein non functioning (if cytosine didn’t attach to it) or give it a different function.
Answer:
They are also phenotypically plastics, or affected by a host of environmental influences as well as genetic ones.
Explanation:
Phenotypic plasticity refers to the possibility of having more than one phenotype when the organism is exposed to different environments. The genes and the environment work together for example if there is a person genetically predisposed to have a high IQ but who has socioeconomic conditions in which he has not been able to develop his cognitive abilities to the maximum then this will make his IQ not so high.
