Mutations in the Selector Genes Sometimes Form Structures in the Wrong

question 36

Short Answer

Mutations in the selector genes sometimes form structures in the wrong segment,transforming the antenna of a fly into a leg,for example.What are such mutations called?

Understand the basic geological structures such as faults, joints, anticlines, synclines, and the factors contributing to their formation.

Identify and distinguish between different types of faults (normal, reverse, strike-slip, thrust) and comprehend the mechanics behind their development.

Recognize the role of stress types (compression, tension, shear) in the formation of geological structures and faults.

Describe the processes leading to the formation of joints and the impact of fluid pressure on rock deformation.

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