Answer:
The correct answer would be Pp.
The genotype of one parent is PP. Thus, it will produce only one type of allele, that is, P.
Similarly, the genotype of another parent is pp. Thus, it will produce only one type of gamete, that is, p.
The cross would produce offspring with only one type of genotype, that is, heterozygous Pp.
The phenotype of all the offspring will be purple as it is a dominant trait.
Answer:
They do not belong to the same population
Explanation:
These two similar birds do not belong to the same population because a population is made up of groups of similar organisms of the same species that occupy the same geographical region including the capability to interbreed. This two birds despite the similar markings, they do not have the capability to interbreed thus they are not of the same population.
Answer:
During the Devonian period which occurs 375 million years ago, gills are present in the fossil of tetrapods.
Explanation:
Gills present in tetrapods which able the marine animals to breathe inside water but with the passage of time the sac which is present around the gills convert into lungs and these tetrapods are able to live on the land. Examples of tetrapods are frog, lion, birds and salamander etc.
<span>The diploid generation of the plant life cycle always produces spores. Diploid is itself a spore producing phase of an organism. These diploid cells produce haploid spores through meiosis. Egg in the ovule is fertilized by sperm that is released by pollen grains. This fertilization gives embryo that gives seed to sprout.</span>
