b. difference in the function of the public and private sectors of the economy
c. division of power between a national government and state governments
d. use of checks and balances between the three branches of government
Answer:
Burning fossil fuels spews CO2 into the air faster than photosynthesis and other processes can scrub it back out. ... As the CO2 is removed from the air, carbon would be slowly accumulating in forests and other forms of vegetation as well as soils and sediments. Excess release of CO2 throws the cycle out of balance
B) 50
C) 75
D) 100
B) the Stroop effect.
C) inattentional blindness.
D) his perceptual set.
B) assimilation.
C) nationalism.
D) cluster migration.
B) Yes. When one parent has blue eyes and the other has brown, the child always has a 50% chance of getting the blue eyes.
C) No. As long as one parent has brown eyes the child will always have brown eyes.
D) No. Since Liam has brown eyes, he only carries genes for brown eyes.
Yes, it's possible for the child to have blue eyes if Liam carries the recessive gene for blue eyes inherited from his father. As his wife has two blue-eyed genes, their child could inherit a blue-eyed gene from each parent.
The correct answer is A) Yes. Liam may carry the recessive gene for blue eyes. This is due to the nature of genetic inheritance. Eye color determination involves multiple genes, but it is often simplified to two: one for brown/blue (the bey2 gene) and one for green/blue (the gey gene). Brown eye color is dominant, so even if Liam has brown eyes, he can still carry the recessive gene for blue eyes from his father. If Liam's wife has blue eyes, she possesses two recessive blue-eyed genes. Hence, if Liam carries a blue-eyed recessive gene, there is a possibility that their child could inherit a blue-eyed gene from each parent and thereby have blue eyes.
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