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ere 7 contrasting characters that Mendel had noted in pea plants out of them 2 are : Dominant Recessive1). TALL. Short2) axial flowers. Terminal flowersMonohybrid cross :- ( with short and tall)MALE = TT ( HOMOZYGOUS tall)FEMALE = tt ( homozygous short)F1 generation:-Male xx Female TT xx tt \. / \. / TtF2 generation:- Tt xx Tt T. t ________ T |. TT | Tt | |.____|____| t |. Tt | tt |Genotype = 1:2:1Phenotype = tall : short = 3:1

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aw of the Mendel or Law of the Independent Assortment can be derived from the Dihybrid cross and not from the monohybrid cross. Monohybrid cross can be only use to derive the Law of Dominance and Law of the Segregation. (First and second law)Law of Independent Assortment of the Mendel says that, '' The Law of Independent Assortment is a PRINCIPLE of inheritance that states that each heritable allele (contrasting PAIR of GENE) is inherited independently of one ANOTHER. ''Phenotype ratio = 9 : 3 : 3 : 1Genotype Ratio = 4 : 2 : 2 : 1 : 1 : 2 : 1 : 2 : 1Hope it HELPS.

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:-In general terms, a Phospholipid can be defined as a "Amphiatic molecule" with both Hydrophillic (soluble in water) and Hydrophobic (insoluble in water) regions. Extra Information :-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~PHOSPHOLIPIDS consist of FATTY acids.Phospholipids consist of an Alcohol (OH) Group.Phospholipids mainly consist of "Phosphate groups". Phospholipids are important constituent units of the cell MEMBRANE. Phospholipids CONTAIN both "Polar" and "Non-Polar" portions. Some Phospholipids such as "Lecithin" have a nitrogenous compound "Choline", attached to them. Lecithin (Phospholipid) is produced commercially from "Soyabean SEEDS". Lecithin is considered to be an excellent Emulsifying agent.

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syndrome is a condition caused by monosomy. Women with Turner syndrome usually have only ONE COPY of the X chromosome in every CELL, for a total of 45 chromosomes per cell. RARELY, some cells end up with complete extra sets of chromosomes.

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pain and discomfort caused by acidity, indigestion, gastritis, constipation,and even food allergies and intolerance will not continue beyond a few hours. If the painis RELATED to acid-related conditions such as GERD or ULCERS the pain keeps occurring overa PERIOD of weeks or even months.

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m homologous structure PERTAIN to the structure in different species with a COMMON ancestor. homologous structure MAY not necessarily perform the same FUNCTION. for instance the FORELIMB of humans and bats are homologous structure

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l PREGNANCY lasts 40 WEEKS from the first day of your last MENSTRUAL period (LMP) to the birth of the BABY. it is divided into THREE stages, called trimesters: first trimester, second trimester and third trimester.

ogenesis is a type of asexual reproduction in which the offspring develops from unfertilized eggs. It is particularly common amongst arthropods and rotifers, can also be found in some species of fish, AMPHIBIANS, birds, and REPTILES, but not in mammals. Parthenogenetic development also occurs in some plants species, such as roses and orange trees.Most animal species that reproduce parthenogenetically also display a phase of sexual behaviour and sexual reproduction. In most cases, parthenogenetic reproduction occurs when environmental conditions are favourable and there is plenty of food that can sustain the generation of large numbers of INDIVIDUALS in a short period of time.When external conditions change and food supplies become less abundant, or when the environment becomes unpredictable, these species shift to a sexual mode of reproduction. Although sexual reproduction is considerably slower and generates fewer organisms, it gives rise to individuals containing variations in their genetic material. Some of these individuals might be at an advantage over their predecessors, because they might be more able to adapt to new conditions.In some species of insects, such as the aphids, parthenogenetic reproduction occurs in the spring and summer, when conditions are favourable for rapid population growth. As time goes by and conditions become less favourable, the parthenogenetically born individuals mate and lay fertilized eggs. These eggs hatch the following spring, when conditions are again favourable for another cycle of parthenogenetic reproduction.In some species of ants, bees, and wasps, the ability to reproduce both sexually and asexually is part of the mechanism establishing sexual differences.Usually, females develop from unfertilized eggs, containing only half of the genetic material of the mother, whereas males develop from fertilized eggs, containing the genetic contributions of both mother and father.In other species of insects, such as the rotifers, females produce unfertilized eggs that develop into females during the spring and summer. This process goes on for several generations. During the autumn, smaller eggs are laid, which develop into individuals lacking a digestive system, but capable of secreting sperm. These individuals mate with females, who then produce highly resistant, fertilized eggs that remain viable during long periods of UNFAVOURABLE conditions. These eggs hatch in the following spring, GIVING rise only to females, who then engage in a new period of parthenogenetic reproduction.HOPE IT HELPS.....

be found in all Europe, throughout the Americas, in CHINA and especially in Africa. On cooking, red cabbage will normally TURN blue. To retain the red colour it is necessary to add vinegar or ACIDIC fruit to the pot. Red cabbageneeds well fertilized soil and SUFFICIENT HUMIDITY to grow.

ary CHARACTERS from parents to offsprings are transmitted via genes present on the chromosomes present in the nucleus in the prokaryotic cells in which the nucleus is ABSENT is chromosomes are SCATTERED in the cytoplasm the genes present on the chromosomes present in the cytoplasm transmits HEREDITARY characters from parents to offsprings

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re is your answerDigestion by enzyme is a chemical reaction as enzymes secret CHEMICALS to DECOMPOSE the food particles may it be organic acid .May it be compounds or any alkaline ALONG with water molecules .Therefore it is a chemical reaction.Hope it helpsplz mark as a brainliest ANSWER if you like it.

nts are REMOVED from patients ROOM at NIGHT as at night they DONT perform photosynthesis but instead create carbon DIOXIDE by respiration.

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easily UNDERSTAND difference between the plant hormones and ANIMAL HORMONE to read the structure of body organization the plant hormone have smaller organic content while in the case of animal Hormone they have largar organic content 2. The plant hormone TRAVELS by the xylem and phloem while in animal they travel on the duct or by the blood . 3. In plant hormone they secrets by the cell and TRANSFER to the xylem or phloem,while in the case of animal the form in a particular gland and transfer through by the duct or by blood stream.

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re MANY foods which gives us more calories. REQUIREMENTS of calories are divided according to rural and urban people. According, to this a rural person must have to get 3000 Calories per DAY and Urban person must have to get 2500 calories per day. Like :- Fish, Meat, Avocados, Butter, OILY foods, Sweet potatoes and MILKS gives us more calories. Be Brainly

are a link between living and nonliving THINGS VIRUSES are non-living in the environment but they are living when they are present in in the host BODY OUTSIDE the host body their nonliving

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may STORE and release CA required.2. Synthesis of many AMINO acids occurs in Mitochondria.3. The matrix or inner chamber of mitochondria has enzymes to synthesise fatty acids.4. FORMATION of ATP takes place in Mitochondria so they are also called as The Power House of the Cell.5. It provides intermediates for the synthesis of several biochemicals like chlorophyll, cytochromes, pyrimidines, steroids, etc.

x, or REFLEX action, is an involuntary and NEARLY instantaneous MOVEMENT in RESPONSE to a stimulus. A reflex is made possible by neural pathways called reflex arcs which can ACT on an impulse before that impulse reaches the brain. example when we touch a hot object we suddenly pull our hand back.

dioxide and methane is a considered as a greenhouse gases when they are INCREASED in the error the CONCENTRATION of their will be INCREASE as they will not allow the reflect back and the UV rays into the universe that will be COME to the warming of the EARTH It is called as a global warming

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Dioxide(CO2)It is a harmful gas made by the reaction of CARBON and oxygenThe Composition is in the attachmentReaction is- C+O2----->CO2Human RELEASE co2 in the process of respiration and plants inhale co2 in the process of photosynthesis.It is a colorless gas with a density about 60% higher than that of dry air. Molar mass: 44.01 g/molFrom 2000 to 5000 ppm, CO2 concentration starts to cause problems (headaches, insomnia, nausea). It is a DIRTY air. From 5000 ppm, the PRESENCE of other gases in air is altered, arising a toxic atmosphere or poor in oxigen with fatal effects as the concentration increasesHope this helpsMark as Brainlist

tion:Null cells lack the common characteristic SURFACE markers that can be found in mature B-cells and T-cells. ... Null cells MAKE up a small PROPORTION of the lymphocytes that can be found in an organism. The term null cell is no longer commonly used; they are normally REFERRED to as NATURAL killer (NK) cells or killer cells