Varieties produced under domestication via artificial selection most generally have traits that ________
A) would continue to be perpetuated in the wild as well as, or better than, those produced by natural selection
B) are based only on variations that already exist in populations
C) are based only on new mutations that have arisen recently in domesticated varieties
D) are not typically well adapted in a wild setting
D
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Why is the prevalence of mumps in developed countries generally low? What will be an ideal response?
Budding (select all correct choices):
A. is a form of asexual reproduction. B. is found in fungi, plants, and some animals. C. involves an unequal division between a mother and daughter cell or organism. D. leads to a mother cell and a daughter cell that are genetically very different. E. occurs when one organism is divided into pieces called buds.
Answer the following statements true (T) or false (F)
1. A stigma is an organelle that pumps water out of the cell. 2. Sexual spores are also known as conidia. 3. Classification of fungi is based on the type of conidia that they produce. 4. Protozoa that move by means of pseudopodia are in a category known as Sarcodina. 5. Fungi can cause both infectious diseases and microbial intoxications.
Skin color in humans is a(n) ____________________ trait
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word