It's mixture.
Take salt water for example. The salt is mixed, or dissolved, in the water. To get the salt by itself, you could evaporate the water by boiling the mixture
Answer:
Question 4 - b. Iᴬ iᴼ
Question 5 - a. 4
Question 6 - a.
Explanation:
Question 4
As explained, the genes for both type A and type B are co-dominant. These genes are neither dominant nor recessive. This means that when put together, the result would be AB type blood. From there, we can determine which blood type each genotype would result in.
a. Iᴬ Iᴮ -> AB type blood
b. Iᴬ iᴼ -> A type blood
c. Iᴮ Iᴮ -> B type blood
d. iᴼ iᴼ -> O type blood
Question 5
A phenotype refers to an observable characteristic that results from the genotype. In this situation, the 4 phenotypes possible are the following:
- Type A blood
- Type B blood
- Type AB blood
- Type O blood
Question 6
Homologous chromosome pairs consist of one chromosome from the male parent and one from the female parent. Homologous chromosome pairs are similar in gene position but may contain different alleles. This means that A would be correct. Notice how the A gene type is located in the same position on both chromosomes. This applies to both the B and C gene types too.
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Yes, they can benefit an organism. That is why evolution works
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Answer:
I would use a specialized or preformed matrix for the posterior sector.
Explanation:
Losing a cusp is a much more critical situation, that is, there will be less tooth remnant and less resistance to functional and parafunctional forces.
The matrices that are usually used in the posterior sector are matrices that must be burnished and already come with a format to better restore the functional unit of the occlusal surface.
It is important to clarify that cusps are only in the posterior sector and not in the anterior sector.
The cusps, even if they have the most correct selection of the matrix, will fail in their restoration if they are not performed according to the patient's occlusion, under a good dental integration system such as adhesion through resins, and respecting the normal antomy of the piece to be restored.
