Two organisms have the same phenotype but different genotypes when One organism is purebred dominant, and the other organism is heterozygous. So, the correct option is B.
<h3>What do you mean by Genotype?</h3>
Genotype may be defined as the ultimate combination of those alleles which are selected for specific studies.
When an allele is dominant over others, its purebred dominant and heterozygous (hybrid) may have different genotypes but the same phenotype.
Therefore, the correct option for this question is B.
To learn more about Genotypes and phenotypes, refer to the link:
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Cohesion is the connection made between identical molecules while adhesion is the connection between different ones
I think this is called the <span>Good Samaritan law</span>
Answer:
A. First incubation at 37 Celsius; second at room temperature
Explanation:
When you are sick for some sort of infection your body will raise your body temperature to kill the infection (bacterias, viruses). 37 C it's normal temperature and those pathogens can easily grow up (very fast). 15 minutes it's enough to promote the bacteria reproduction at 37 C, to decelerate you need to change the temperature (a lower one just to decrease the reproduction rate).
Having a low rate reproduction of bacterias it's fine for your culture media, it will last for more time than a culture media with 37 Celsius all the time.
