Is the population given above in genetic equilibrium?
A. No; it is far from being in genetic equilibrium.
B. Yes; observed and expected frequencies are the same.
C. The population is close to being in genetic equilibrium, with the expected and observed phenotypic frequencies being close together.
C. The population is close to being in genetic equilibrium, with the expected and observed phenotypic frequencies being close together.
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a. radiocarbon b. thermoluminescence c. fluorine analysis d. potassium argon e. dendrochronology
Global knowledge:
a. is never lost or replaced. b. is universally known. c. is considered truth. d. has been widely disseminated over the past centuries through writing.
North American Indians form subcultures within the United States
a. True b. False
Which of the following statements about the label "transgender" is accurate?
A. Transgender individuals may or may not contrast biologically with ordinary males and females. B. Just like the labels "masculine" and "feminine," "transgender" is an absolute and binary category. C. Feeling their previous gender assignment was incorrect, transgender individuals become female. D. Transgender only includes those whose gender identity has biological roots. E. Transgender and intersex are both biologically based.