Answer: B.) More research is needed to reach a conclusion, including related variables
Explanation:
As it is evident that oxygen is necessary element for living beings. It is required for the process of respiration, in which the food particles are broken down in the presence of oxygen into simpler substances.
Applying this knowledge to the given study suggests that all organisms require oxygen which can be less or more depending upon their habitat either in the shallow waters or in the depths. This conclusion is invalid and requires more explanatory approach which can be achieved by more research so as to derive a valid conclusion in which the two variables oxygen and relative habitats can be compared.
1. photosynthesis
2. algae
3. chlorophyll
4. herbivore
Acid-fast bacteria or acid-fast bacilli can be defined as the group of bacteria that have the ability to resist their decolonization by the acids which are used during the staining process.
An infection that is caused due to an acid-fast organism indicates that the individual is suffering from Tuberculosis or other myobacterial diseases.
An acid-fast bacteria has many protective and invasive techniques which makes the infection difficult to treat, and thus, long-term course of antibiotics is needed for the treatment of such infections.
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Answer:
Red (1/4), Pink (1/2), white (1/4)
Explanation:
This question involves a single gene coding for flower colour in the snapdragon plants. The gene exhibits incomplete dominance, because the allele for red color (R) is incompletely dominant over the allele for white color (W), hence an intermediate phenotype is produced as pink color (RW).
The pink colored snapdragon plant is produced in the F1 generation. When these F1 offsprings are crossed i.e. RW (pink) × RW (pink), gametes with R and W alleles are produced by each F1 parent.
Using these gametes in a punnet square (see attached image), four possible offsprings with genotypes; RR, RW, RW and WW will be produced in the F2 generation.
RR offsprings (1/4)- Red flowered
RW offsprings (2/4 or 1/2)- Pink flowered
WW offsprings (1/4)- White flowered
