The Early 1900s Was Pivotal for the Science of Genetics

question 1

Multiple Choice

The early 1900s was pivotal for the science of genetics because of which of the following events?

• A)the rediscovery of Gregor Mendel's scientific discoveries
• B)Thomas Hunt Morgan's identification of the first fruit-fly mutant
• C)Walter Sutton's proposal that chromosomes contain genes
• D)all of the above
• E)None of these events occurred in the 1900s.

Comprehend how wage rates and resource prices affect unemployment types and aggregate supply.

Differentiate between types of unemployment and their relation to the economy's potential output.

Analyze the impact of supply shocks on the aggregate supply curve.

Grasp the effects of expansionary and recessionary gaps on the economy.

---

Definitions:

Synapses

The junctions through which neurons signal to each other or to non-neuronal cells such as those in muscles or glands.

Puberty

The period of life when a person's sexual and physical characteristics mature due to hormonal changes, marking the capability of reproduction.

Early Adulthood

A developmental phase typically ranging from the late teens through the twenties, characterized by exploration, establishing independence, and building foundations in career and relationships.

Synaptic Pruning

The natural and necessary process of shedding excess neurons and synapses during brain development to increase the efficiency of neuronal transmissions.