Most of those affected with an autosomal dominant genetic disorder are homozygous for that trait
a. True
b. False
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
False
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a. mature into larger cells. b. change from one type of muscle to another. c. change to repair injuries. d. turn on all the genomic genes. e. express different subsets of their genes during development..
You just returned from a hiking/camping trip and are experiencing symptoms of an infection: high fever, swollen lymph nodes, and black-and-blue marks or hemorrhages under the skin. Your doctor asks if you have been in the four corners area of the U.S. (where the states of Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico, and Utah all meet). What does the doctor suspect?
A. Hemorrhagic fever is often associated with bats in that region of the U.S. B. Since there are many mosquitoes in that area, you might have been infected with Plasmodium. C. Those four states have high rates of Chikungunya, which is what the doctor suspects that you have. D. You might have picked up the plague bacterium from fleas that normally feed on rodents in that area.
In the fern life cycle, the ________ generation is dominant.
A. diploid sporophyte B. haploid gametophyte C. diploid gametophyte D. haploid sporophyte
The process in succession in which the actions of early-arriving species enable the success of later-arriving species is:
A) mutualism. B) coevolution. C) mimicry. D) facilitation.