In his famous paper, Mendel writes that he set out to“determine the number of different forms in whichhybrid progeny appear” and to “ascertain their numericalinterrelationships.” How did his close attention tonumbers lead him to discover segregation and independentassortment?

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Q: Describe the relationship between structure and function incells.

A: Cell is the basic biological, structural, and functional unit of all the organisms. It is the smalle...

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A: The development of organs of the nervous system during embryonic development is termed neurulation; ...

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A: The blood vessels can be described as one of the significant components of the circulatory system, w...

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A: The human circulatory system is responsible for the circulation of blood through the body. It is als...

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A: The nervous system's fundamental unit that functions to receive sensory input and send motor command...

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A: Clone can be defined as the cell, tissue, or organ, which is a genetically identical copy of the sou...

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Q: 2 similarities and 2 differences in between compact and spongy bone?

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A: In biology, the term conjugation is used to describe the process through which the genetic material ...

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A: Cloning is the process of production of individuals with identical DNA, through natural or artificia...

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A: One of the five sense organs that provide the sense of vision to the organism is known as the eye. A...

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A: The lungs are the vital organ of the respiratory system that involves breathing. It is situated on b...

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Q: What are the basic techniques to study anatomy?

A: The basic techniques to study anatomy are from diagrams. The next best method is dissection.

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Q: Define cephalic

A: Cephalic is a term used to denote related to the head or in the direction of the head. The term ceph...

Q: Describe the outer and middle layers of the eye.

A: The eye is a hollow, spherical visualizing organ. It gives the ability to an organism to receive and...

Q: Define larynx

A: The respiratory system is responsible for circulation of air between the body and environment; and e...

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A: The hormones are protein based chemical messengers which forms a part of the signaling molecules in ...

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A: The pain sense is detected by the pain receptors which are present on the skin or internal organs. T...