In peas, the genes a, b, c, d, e and f are linked on chromosome V and in the order given and the map distances are RF(a-b)=7 cM, RF(b-c) = 17 cM, RF(c-d) = 12 cM, RF (d-e) = 14 cM RF(e-f)= 10 cM. You cross a pure-breeding strain carrying […]
Ecology paper Instructions: Explain the evolutionary context of this organism(my organim is Falcon). Use the following questions as a guide but don’t limit your research to just answer these questions. What is its full scientific name?Where does it fit in the evolutionary tree of life?Does it have any unique (derived) […]
1. Saguaro cacti have 2 L-shaped arms and you have one with arms that are different lengths. Arm length in the cactus is controlled by one gene. Arms of the same length (A) are dominant to arms of a different length (a). What is the genotype of our cactus? If […]
1. Explain why microbial cells are excellent models for understanding cell function in higher organisms. 2. What are the similarities between viruses and truecells. 3. Elaborate on how chemolithotrophy and photoautotrophy have influenced microbial competition, and thus, microbial habitats. 4. Explain why prokaryotes tend to adapt more rapidly to changing […]