In fruit flies, long wings (W) is dominant over short wings (w). What is the phenotype of a fruit fly that is a hybrid?
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Hey there,
Your question states: <span>What types of local winds would you experience if you were standing in a valley at night?
</span><span>The type of local winds would you experience if you were standing in a valley at night would be like a </span>
. Based on my research, when attending the valley of any sort, you would not really see like 10 MPH winds, there winds are not powerful at all. They are little breeze that feel good. That it why your answer is Breeze :)
~Jurgen
Your question states: <span>What types of local winds would you experience if you were standing in a valley at night?
</span><span>The type of local winds would you experience if you were standing in a valley at night would be like a </span>
~Jurgen
I found the exercise on the internet. Attached is an image with the terms and the representation of the chromosomes mentioned above.
The term for the position a) would be homologous chromosomes. Position b) is gene locus. Position c) is recessive allele because it is represented by a small letter. Position d) is centromere. Position e) is sister chromatids. Position f) is alleles. Position g) is dominant allele because it is represented by a capital letter.
The term for the position a) would be homologous chromosomes. Position b) is gene locus. Position c) is recessive allele because it is represented by a small letter. Position d) is centromere. Position e) is sister chromatids. Position f) is alleles. Position g) is dominant allele because it is represented by a capital letter.