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What is the time between one generation of offspring and the next?
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The period of time between the birth of one generation and the birth of the next is known as the?
generation time
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What is the best definition of generation times?
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Is the time between the birth of parent and his child considered a generation?
Yes , it is because generation means the average span of time between the birth of parents and their children.
What does the generation mean?
In genealogy, the word generation means the offspring of a certain parent or couple. Thus the members of a "second generation" would be the grandchildren of that parent or couple, regardless of their age. Because childbearing can last a long time, it is possible for a niece or nephew to be the same age as an aunt or uncle, or even older than the aunt or uncle. This makes tracking generations potential confusing. Nevertheless it is sometimes convenient in genealogy to count generations. For this purpose 20-30 years is sometimes considered to be "one generation," taken as the average time between the birth of parents and the birth of their offspring
What does word generation mean?
In genealogy, the word generation means the offspring of a certain parent or couple. Thus the members of a "second generation" would be the grandchildren of that parent or couple, regardless of their age. Because childbearing can last a long time, it is possible for a niece or nephew to be the same age as an aunt or uncle, or even older than the aunt or uncle. This makes tracking generations potential confusing. Nevertheless it is sometimes convenient in genealogy to count generations. For this purpose 20-30 years is sometimes considered to be "one generation," taken as the average time between the birth of parents and the birth of their offspring
Why a mutagen can have longer lasting effects in a sex cell than in a body cell?
In a sex cell, the mutagen is passed along to the next offspring, and therfore caried over for a longer amount of time, and still showing up in generations to come. In a body cell, somatic cell mutations are not passed to the next generation
Why a mutagen can have longer-lasting effects in a sex cell than in a body cell?
In a sex cell, the mutagen is passed along to the next offspring, and therfore caried over for a longer amount of time, and still showing up in generations to come. In a body cell, somatic cell mutations are not passed to the next generation.
What Biochemical structures inside cells that carry traits from one generation to the next?
Well their is numerous of traits that DNA carry from generation to generation , such traits are skin color, height,hair color,hair texture, development and growth of offspring.Having offspring' becoming male or female. Outward personality and behavioral characteristics. And the list goes on and on, mostly every single thing abut the offspring or offsprings from the time their in the womb till the time they become an adult.
What are advantages and disadvantages of being able to produce a small number of offspring at a time?
An advantage is that the births of the offspring can be controlled and become more spaced out, a disadvantage is that if something happens to the offspring, thats it until next time, larger numbers tend to have a greater chance of survival because of how many are born
