D. the seasonal movement of organisims between locations
Answer:
If Jimmy works better with someone other than Joe, then Joe is a part of the problem of Jimmy getting lower grades.
b responding variable
Explanation:
If, then statements are used for scientific hypothesis's.
Answer:
(2) low power: 100 small pollen grains
high power: 25 large pollen grains
Explanation:
Compound light microscopes are devices used to greatly magnify objects. They have several objective lenses, a low-power lens magnifies 10 times (10X) the objects, and the high-power lens magnifies them 40 times (40X).
For that reason, when observing the pollen grains with the high-power lens the student will see them bigger than with the low-power lens. However, the field of view (the visible area through a lens) is reduced when a higher power lens is used, so fewer pollen grains will be seen.
The answer therefore is the option of higher number of pollen grains of small size for the low-power lens, and lower number of pollen grains of larger size for the high-power lens.
Answer:
Proportion of the F2 male with red eyes and forked bristle will be 1/4
Explanation:
forked bristles are caused by an allele (Xf) that is X linked and recessive to an allele for normal bristles (X+).
Brown eyes are caused by an allele (b) that is autosomal and recessive to an allele for red eyes (b+)
A female fly that is homozygous for normal bristles and red eyes mates with a male fly that has forked bristles and brown eyes
X+X+b+b+ x Xfbb
the F1 gives 1/2X+Xf 1/2b+b
1/2X+Y 1/2b+b
intercross of F1
Proportion of the F2 male with red eyes and forked bristle will be
forked bristle= Xfy = 1/2 and for red eyes 2/4= 1/2 = 1/2x1/2 =1/4
Answer:
A dominant trait can be described as the one which masks the effect of a recessive trait. The alleles for a recessive trait gets suppressed by the dominant one.
A punnet square can be described as a diagram which depicts the outcomes of a cross. For single traits, the cross is monohybrid. For studying two traits at a time, a dihybrid cross can be made.
The punnet square for the following Holstein cattle can be shown as:
BP Bp bP bp
BP BBPP BBPp BbPP BbPp
Bp BBPp BBpp BbPp Bbpp
bP BbPP BbPp bbPP bbPp
bp BbPp Bbpp bbPp bbpp
The results show the phenotypic ratio to be 9 black/polled : 3 black/horned : 3 red/polled : 1 red/horned
