Question: In the 19th century the prevailing theory of inheritance was the BLENDING THEORY. According to this theory of inheritance, crosses between individuals of differing phenotypes would produce F1 progeny with a phenotype midway between those of the parents, the midparent value. Subsequent crosses among progeny would, of course, produce many generations of individuals with […]

Respond to one (1) of the following four (4) bulleted items with a “primary post” of at least 125 words. Also, please reply to a fellow student on any topic. Neglected Tropical Diseases Caused by Animals. This item asks you to do some internet research. First you will need to find a neglected […]

In guinea pigs rought coat is dependent upon a dominant gene,and a smooth coat upon the recessive allele. a rough coated maleis mated with two rough coated females. female A after theirmatings, has produced 14 young, all rough coated. female B after three matings, has produced nine young; seven of […]

Rose is 33 years old and likes her job as a claims adjuster. She has gained about 20 lbs. since she graduated from college, but she thinks that it is probably normal. She likes eating out and is very glad she can now afford to do so 2 or 3 […]