Answer: Brown
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Co- dominance occur when the two traits(dominant and the recessive) are both expressed given rise to a phenotype that is different from the parent.
Since Brown(T) is the dominant color and it is expressed over black fur(t) an organism with Tt genotype having the two alleles will be brown fur, where the black fur will not be expressed in the phenotype and the brown expressing itself over the black.
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<em><u>Members of the kingdom Euglenozoa do have mitochondria, but are a diverse group in terms of structure. All euglenoids have a flagellum, whereas the kinetoplastids have a kinetoplast</u></em>
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<em>In diffusion, particles move from an area of higher concentration to one of lower concentration until equilibrium is reached. In osmosis, a semipermeable membrane is present, so only the solvent molecules are free to move to equalize concentration.</em>
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Given what we know, trails of severely burned material, edged by relatively low or unburned materials indicate the flow of an accelerant, meaning that they represent pour patterns.
<h3>What are pour patterns?</h3>
- It is a pattern that forms when an accelerant is used to ignite a fire.
- This pattern includes heavily burned material surrounded by less burned material.
- This is not a pattern that occurs in nature.
- This pattern is always due to the use of an accelerant that more severely burned that which it came into contact with.
Therefore, we can confirm that the scene described in the question corresponds provides evidence that corresponds to a pour pattern that is left behind when an accelerant is poured to ignite a fire.
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