Yes, the y chromosome is critical for survival, for males at least. It contains the DNA (or genes) for the genetic make up of a male's body. No, I don't think so because Y chromosomes just dermine the sex. If it was critical to life then no girl would be alive because they don't have Y chromose.
Y chromosome truly determines sex. It contains SRY gene that produces TDF which makes sth to male. it not important for survival, just for prodactivity, since Y has came from X chromosome.
High unlikely. Personality is a complex trait which is probably a combination of genes (carried on more than just the X chromosome) and environment. What no one is certain of is the relative effect of each one. So, are genes more important in determining your personality than your environment (eg. your upbringing)? We don't know.
Hail is unlikely to fall in winter due to colder temperatures not conducive to the formation of hailstorms.
It is very unlikely for something smaller than 0.1μm to be considered a living thing because essential biological processes, like DNA replication and protein synthesis, require a certain level of complexity that is not feasible at such a tiny scale. Additionally, most living organisms need a minimum amount of genetic material and cellular machinery to perform functions necessary for life.
Dinosaurs lived during the Mesozoic Era, which ended about 66 million years ago, while the geology of Elmira, New York, primarily consists of sedimentary rocks formed during the Paleozoic Era. This means that the age of the bedrock in the area predates the existence of dinosaurs, making it highly unlikely to find their fossils there. Additionally, the conditions necessary for fossilization are not typically present in older sedimentary formations.
It is extraordinarily unlikely.
The Y chromosome does not contain genes that are critical for human survival because it carries only the genes necessary for determining the sex of the child (specifically that of a male.) It does little else than direct the development of male traits. So, although it is necessary for reproduction, organisms born without Y chromosomes have the possibility of survival, while those born without X chromosomes have no possibility of survival.
Yes they do. It is really unlikely but sharks can get past the ink that squid produces and can therefore eat it.
As vampires do not exist it is unlikely a candelabra would be either necessary or required.
I think that is because nobody likes each other and doesn't know what to do.
Most color deficiencies are sex linked, meaning the defective genes are on the sex chromosome. In this case, the X chromosome is affected. Since males only have one X chromosome, all males with this particular defective genes will have this condition. Females have 2 X's, it's unlikely that both X's have bad genes at the same time.
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Absolutely, but it would depend upon the offense. It would be very unlikely to have an extradition request for something minor like speeding, etc.
No. An automobile is just about the worst possible place to be in a tornado. Vehicles can be easily overturned or tossed by tornadoes. In such cases survival is unlikely.
A single copy of the gene results in a person who is unlikely to develop full-blown sickle-cell anaemia, but has a strong resistance to malaria.
Alhough on the face of it, it seems unlikely - it is possible. More information is necessary about a specific situation.
i don't know either
Because otherwise you'd be researching at random, and you're unlikely to learn anything useful from that.