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How do the nature select new offspring?
if you are asking about how nature naturally selects the 'best' new offspiring it is to with Darwin's theory of the survival of the fittest and only the best and most suited to n environment will survive
How does a praying mantis communicate?
They have like antians that they use to communicate with there offspiring or other familey members or just other insects glad i could help peace out BIG DADDY
How do you draw a genetic diagram to show if a chickens offspiring will lay a lot of large eggs?
the chicken and the cockerels have to breed in order to lay eggs they would have genes with inherited characteristics. they would also have some environmental characteristics like weight if you'd feed them too much.
What is the passing of inherited traits from parents to offspiring?
All organisms have DNA as their information macro molecule.When a cell divides during meiosis, four haploid celsl are obtained from each diploid cell which are then passed on to the next generation.Offsprings have one copy of DNA from mother and other copy from father. Depending on which allele is dominant, phenotype or genotype changes will result in the offspring.
What are the similarities between cats and cows?
They both have four legs, a tail, two eyes and two ears; both have to poop or pee when they need to; both commonly live on farms; both need a male and a female to produce young; both females produce milk for their young; both sleep, breathe the same air, and depend on humans for their survival (one more so than the other); both love to lie in warm straw and appreciate having a roof over their heads.
