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Explanation:
- According to the given question,
- For eye color, let the black color be represented by B allele and orange color be represented by b allele. Black is dominant over orange.
- For skin color, let the green skin be represented by G allele and white skin be represented by g allele. Green is dominant over white.
- The phenotype of Sam is black eyes and green skin so his genotype can be BBGG or BbGg. It is also said that one of his parents has phenotype orange eyes and white skin. That parent's genotype must be bbgg.
- Hence, the genotype of Sam must be BbGg.
- Carole has the phenotype of orange eyes and white skin. Her genotype would bbgg.
- The gametes produced by Sam are: BG, Bg, bG, bg.
- The gametes produced by Carole are: bg.
- Mating them we get,
BG Bg bG bg
bg BbGg Bbgg bbGg bbgg
(Black/ Green) (Black/ White) (Orange/Green) (Orange/ White)
- The genotypes and phenotypes (Eye color/ Skin color) obtained are represented above.
- The phenotypes (Eye color/ Skin color) obtained are in the following ratio:
(Black/ Green) : (Black/ White) : (Orange/Green) : (Orange/ White) = 1 : 1 : 1 : 1
Oak Bark was the first cell viewed by the light microscope
First one - pivot join
Second one - Suture joint
Third one - Gliding joint
Fourth one - Hinge joint
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Answer:
Consider the size of an iodine molecule and the size of a starch molecule. Make a prediction about the permeability of the baggie. Which molecule do you think will be able to pass through the membrane and where do you expect to see the color change?Consider the size of an iodine molecule and the size of a starch molecule. Make a prediction about the permeability of the baggie. Which molecule do you think will be able to pass through the membrane and where do you expect to see the color change?Consider the size of an iodine molecule and the size of a starch molecule. Make a prediction about the permeability of the baggie. Which molecule do you think will be able to pass through the membrane and where do you expect to see the color change?Consider the size of an iodine molecule and the size of a starch molecule. Make a prediction about the permeability of the baggie. Which molecule do you think will be able to pass through the membrane and where do you expect to see the color change?
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