If a Pure Breeding Parent Producing Yellow Seeds, the Dominant

question 6

Multiple Choice

If a pure breeding parent producing yellow seeds, the dominant phenotype, is crossed with a pure breeding parent producing green seeds, the recessive phenotype, the F1 generation will produce

• A) 100% yellow seeds.
• B) 50% yellow seeds; 50% green seeds.
• C) 75% yellow seeds; 25% green seeds.
• D) 75% green seeds; 25% yellow seeds.
• E) not enough information given.

Grasp the basics of community ecology, including succession and the equilibrium model of island biogeography.

Understand the significance and role of indicator and pioneer species in ecosystems.

Recognize various defense mechanisms that prey utilize against predators.

Understand the basic concepts and principles of systems theory as applied to organizational communication.

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