I will say that the answer to your his question is letter A
That's intimidating, lol!
Okay so choice A says that #8 is heterozygous for the trait which means for example it would have the genotype Aa. She's a female witht he dominant trait. This is a possibility.
Choice B says #10 is heterozygous, but if it has the recessive trait it would have to have the geotype aa which is homozygous so this one is wrong.
Choice C says #13 is homozygous dominant which means the genotype will be AA. The individual can still have the dominant trait without having the AA genotype (it can also be Aa) so this one is wrong.
Choice D says that #3 is homozygous dominant but like with choice C, the chart doesn't specify the genotypes of each so it'd be a guess to say that #3 is homozygous. This is wrong.
This means that choice A is true!
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No, because a single observation on one planet is not sufficient to discredit a theory.
There are too much variables that would cause that data, and just observing one planet is the same as ignoring all the potential variables.
Answer:
D. Line graph
Explanation:
A line graph is used to track changes over short or long periods of time
the other options don’t make sense other than the bar graph but you are not comparing anything and it just makes more sense to use a line graph.
