5.
Change in the hereditary features of a type of organism over time is ______. (1 point)
growth
biogenesis
spontaneous generation
evolution
10.
Gregor Mendel discovered some alleles can cover up the presence of others; these alleles are called __________. (1 point)
My answers:
5. evolution
10. dominant
Go to the head of the class. All correct.
please don't put a particular teacher's name in the subject box. What happens often, if that teacher is not online, other teachers don't look at it, and you MISS OUT on help.
Thanks.
Okay I will! Thanks!
To find the answer to question 5, we need to understand what is being described. The question mentions the change in hereditary features of an organism over time. This process is known as the change in hereditary features of a type of organism over time is called ________.
To find the correct answer, let's consider each option:
1. Growth: Growth refers to the process of an organism becoming larger in size. However, it does not specifically refer to the change in hereditary features over time.
2. Biogenesis: Biogenesis is the theory that living organisms only arise from other living organisms, rather than from non-living matter. This does not directly relate to the change in hereditary features.
3. Spontaneous generation: Spontaneous generation is the outdated theory that living organisms can arise from non-living matter. This is not relevant to the question.
4. Evolution: Evolution is the process of changes in hereditary features of populations of organisms over successive generations. This is the correct answer as it directly relates to the change in hereditary features of organisms over time.
Therefore, the correct answer to question 5 is "evolution."
To find the answer to question 10, we need to understand the term mentioned in the question. The question states that Gregor Mendel discovered alleles that can cover up the presence of others. These types of alleles are called __________.
To determine the correct answer, let's break down the options:
1. Dominant: Dominant refers to an allele that is expressed when present in either one or two copies. This is the correct answer as it aligns with the described trait of covering up the presence of others.
Therefore, the correct answer to question 10 is "dominant."