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The structure shown below is bacterial cell envelop, in whic…

The structure shown below is bacterial cell envelop, in which region would you look to find the Peptidoglycan cell wall?

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The structure shown below is bacterial cell envelop. You wou…

The structure shown below is bacterial cell envelop. You would expect to find these structures in?

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 Which part of the neuron receives stimuli from other neuron…

 Which part of the neuron receives stimuli from other neurons or receptors (cold, heat, pain, touch, etc.) and transmits them?

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The optic nerve (cranial nerve I) and the olfactory nerve (c…

The optic nerve (cranial nerve I) and the olfactory nerve (cranial nerve II) originate from the brain stem.

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Extra Credit: Which statement is false regarding the central…

Extra Credit: Which statement is false regarding the central and peripheral nervous systems?

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Which one is NOT true about the limbic system?

Which one is NOT true about the limbic system?

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What if, in moths, brown wings are incompletely dominant ove…

What if, in moths, brown wings are incompletely dominant over white wings.  How would this alter the expected phenotypes in the offspring produced by the cross described in question #25?

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Suppose that, in slugs, there is a gene that determines whet…

Suppose that, in slugs, there is a gene that determines whether they will have slime on their bodies. There are two alleles for this gene. One allele encodes for an enzyme that produces slime. The other allele encodes for a non-functioning version of this enzyme. Now suppose that a slug is homozygous for the allele that produces the functioning slime-producing enzyme.  Despite this, the slug has no slime at all on the surface of its body.  Give two explanations as to how this can happen. Assume that no mutations have occurred.

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Consider the pedigree shown below. Each individual in the pe…

Consider the pedigree shown below. Each individual in the pedigree has a number designation just to make it easier for you to refer to certain individuals in your answer, if you wish.  The trait shown in the pedigree above ____________ an X-linked recessive trait (i.e. a trait that has the same inheritance pattern as the red-green colorblindness trait we studied in one of our assignments). Hint: Take advantage of your scratch paper to work out your answer to this question.

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 “Recessive” alleles ____________

 “Recessive” alleles ____________

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