Why would a scientist use DNA fingerprinting to answer a question about human migration?

A) to determine what race a person belongs to
B) to determine the paternity of an individual
C) to determine the frequency of a particular allele in different populations
D) to determine whether a recessive allele gave an advantage in a particular environment


C

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A.  Fern fronds are sensitive to UV light. B.  Fern spores are unable to resist prolonged dry conditions. C.  Ferns are non-vascular and cannot absorb water from deep within the soil. D.  Fern pollen is spread by insects that do not occur in deserts.

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Which phylum of worms includes the leeches?

A) Flatworms B) Annelids C) Roundworms D) None of the above

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Which of the tools below is used to cut the gene from its normal location?

A. restriction enzyme B. plasmid C. bacteriophage D. vector

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Melatonin is secreted by the_____

A) hypothalamus during the day B) pineal gland during the night C) autonomic nervous system during the winter D) posterior pituitary gland during the day

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