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Does a moth go through imcomplete metamorphisis?
no
The type of metamorphosis in which the young resemble an adult is called?
imcomplete metamorphosis :) -msd
Hydrocarbons may be emitted as a result of burning fuels because of?
imcomplete combustion
Which occurrence is when an individual inherits a dominant gene but does not fully express the dominant phenotype?
Incomplete penetrance
What is incomplete penetrance?
Referring to the presence of a gene that is not phenotypically expressed in all members of a family with the gene.
How much is a ticket for making an incomplete stop in California?
How much does the ticket come out to be in being pulled over for making an imcomplete stop.
What prefix goes before trance?
8-letter wordsentrance, outrance10-letter wordsmonstrance, penetrance, reentrance12-letter wordsremonstrance13-letter wordsrecalcitrance
How old browning citori shotgun serial 27340?
Look at the serial number again as this is imcomplete. Go to Browning's site, Support, Date your firearm and they have a list of dates.
How were Drosophila used to explain basic aspects of pattern formation axis formation and segmentation?
A study of generally uniform line of Drosophila flies shows that when moisture content is high during development, more flies in the population develop abnormal abdominal phenotype. Therefore greater percent of penetrance is observed with increased moisture. The reverse is the case if the moisture content is low. Penetrance is the frequency of phenotypic expression of a gene or allele in a family.
Will every individual who inherits the allele for Huntington's disease develop the disease?
Yes, Huntington's disease is autosomal dominant with high penetrance. Every individual who inherits the allele gets the disease.
What is the prognosis for Machado-Joseph disease?
Machado-Joseph disease presents a 94.5% penetrance, which means that 94.5% of the mutation carriers will develop the symptoms during their lives, and less than 5% will remain free of symptoms
If two different alleles for a trait are present and one allele doesn't entirely block the expression of the other What is the genetic situation called?
Then they are codominent and a little bit of each will show up in the organism's phenotype.
