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Why are Holstein and Jersey cattle not classified as different species?
Because, genetically, they're not different species, but merely different breeds within that species. Genetically speaking, these two are related because they come from the same ancestor: the now-extinct European Aurochs. Because of that, they can and are able interbreed to produce viable and fertile offspring which can carry these genes for generations.
What is the national game of the English speaking islands within the Lesser Antilles?
Cricket
Is culture transmitted genetically?
Culture is not transmitted genetically. While certain traits or characteristics such as language acquisition ability may have genetic influences, culture itself is primarily learned and transmitted through socialization, observation, and experience within a specific community or society.
What do you call of speed of speaking?
The "pace" of conversation often varies within a given conversation.
What is the outcome of asexual reproduction?
Asexual reproduction produces offspring that are genetically identical to the parent organism. This can lead to a lack of genetic diversity within a population.
Why your scapula bones are outer?
Genetically and hereditarily (by ontological survivings)... we are born so within scapula blades out-wise directed...the scapula position is outer.
What is the scientific name of a rattlesnake?
There are at least six species known as black snake, each with its own scientific name. These are: * Coluber constrictor * Elaphe obsoleta * Crotalus oreganus * Agkistrodon piscivorus * Papuan Black Snake * Red-bellied Black Snake
What explains why innate behavior is shared by members of the same species?
Innate behaviors are genetically programmed and passed down through generations within a species. They provide a survival advantage or aid in reproduction, so individuals within the same species share these behaviors to increase their chances of survival and successful reproduction. This shared trait enhances the overall fitness of the species.
Why are the individuals genetically similar?
Individuals within a species are genetically similar because they share a common gene pool and have a recent common ancestry. This genetic similarity is maintained through the process of reproduction, where genetic material is passed down from parent to offspring. Due to this shared genetic heritage, individuals within a species exhibit more similarities than differences.
What rodents are considered a 'cousin' to the mouse?
If 'cousin' refers to genetically related -but not actual relatives within the same species, then cousins could be: hamsters rats guinea pigs
What word means originating within another?
In biological terms, heterologous means from a different species, while allogenic means genetically distinct although from the same species.
What groups is made up of organisms that are the most similar genetically?
The groups made up of organisms that are the most similar genetically are known as species. Within a species, individuals share a high degree of genetic similarity, allowing them to interbreed and produce fertile offspring. Additionally, closely related species can be grouped into genera, families, and other taxonomic ranks, but the species level represents the most genetically cohesive unit.
