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Answer: 41.5 OMGs is the predicted mean cuteness in the next generation.
Explanation:
Cuteness is a way to measure relative ability of individuals with a certain genotype to reproduce successfully.
Mean cuteness is given as the summation of individual cuteness. Mean cuteness also changes in the next generation.
The mean cuteness of the current herd was given as 39.7 OMGs and after 16 individuals were chosen, the mean was given as 41.5.
This implies that there was a change already as mean cuteness will either increase or decrease in the next generation after selection. Here, 39.7 increased to 41.5 .
The predicted mean cuteness is therefore 41.5 OMGs.
Answer:
a. His father's mother lacks a widow's peak.
Explanation:
To find out if you are homozygous or heterozygous, you need to find out the genotype of your parents. This you do by looking at their phenotype, their grandparents, uncles. After that it's easy to find out if it's homo or heterozygous. Of course, this need not even be done when it is a characteristic determined by recessive alleles, but in the case of a characteristic determined by dominant alleles, such as widow's peak (W), we must visualize the characteristic in the individual's country.
Since the man, shown in the question above, has widow's peak, so that your child knows if he is homozygous or heterozygous, just look at whether the trait is present in this man's parents. If his mother doesn't have widow's peak, we automatically know that the man is heterozygous, and that was his father's estate. However, if this man's mother has widow's peak and his father does, then the man is homozygous.
The answer is A. More abundant marine species
Upwelling will cause the movement of nutrient-rich water to the ocean surface. This will makes the water to have more nutrient, so there will be more photosynthesis happens. Photosynthesis will produce more food, so the amount of marine species that could survive would be higher.