If you plot out the BMIs (body mass index) of a population of individuals, we would likely get a bell-shaped curve. Based on this distribution alone, BMI is a trait [blank1] and exemplifies a(n) [blank2].

In 2016 in the state of Florida, 32 out of every 100,000 people were diagnosed with colorectal cancer. This is an example of:

What is the polygenic risk score of Sarah?

Which of the individuals has the highest risk for developing a heart murmur condition? 

Natural selection: Camels live in dry, sandy deserts.  They have extremely long eyelashes to keep the sand out of their eyes.  Like you practiced in the “synthesis” portion of Homework #2, provide a logical and detailed explanation of how, across generations, natural selection caused a population of camels with very long eyelashes to evolve from an ancestral population of camels with normal-length eyelashes.  Apply and define relevant vocabulary.   [Note: Unlike in Homework #2, here you do not need to list the 4 criteria first, just provide the “synthesis” part of the explanation. Tell me the story of how and why extra-long eyelashes evolved in camels. Your explanation should be clear, complete, and logical so that someone who does not already understand natural selection would be able to easily understand the process by which long eyelashes evolved in camels.]

The founding of a municipality is like that of a company, as both receive a charter—or licence in the case of businesses—to operate in the state.

A city government where the city council appoints a professional to run day-to-day affairs is a:

Shortcutting occurs when elected officials intentionally underfund programs they dislike.

Similar to city council elections, most citizens select their state and congressional legislators through at-large—not district—elections.

Which of the following is not a form of government for county boards of supervisors?