Answer:
Australopithecus afarensis
Explanation:
Lucy was the first Australopithecus afarensis species found. It represents 40% of the skeleton of a female. It was discovered in Africa in 1974, near the village Hadar in Awash valley of Afar triangle, Ethiopia and is dated about 3.2 million years ago. Notable characteristics includes rib cage and plant based diet, cranial specimens, pelvic girdle, ambulation etc.
Answer:
Microscopes
Explanation:
cells were seen on the microscope.
Orion is named after a figure from greek myth, a son of Poseidon.
For decades, scientists have suspected a star explosion called a supernova helped trigger our solar system's formation. In particular, the shock wave from the explosion is thought to have compressed parts of the nebula, causing these regions to collapse
Answer:
backcrossing
Explanation:
when you cross the offspring (inttermediate size) to one of the parental strains, (the small strain for example) you should get 1/2 intermediate size and 1/2 parental size (small) if body size is due to single gene. On the other hand if the trait "size" is polygenic you should get mice around half way between small and intermediate sizes.
