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Which of the following is correct prediction, If an extra AER is grafted onto an existing limb bud?

#Unit 5. Developmental Biology
  1. further development of distal limb skeletal elements ceases
  2. supernumerary structures are formed, usually toward the distal end of the limb
  3. distal hindlimb structures develop at the end of the limb
  4. limb development ceases
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#Question id: 15192

#Unit 8. Inheritance Biology

Genes that control coat color in mammals represent some of the best early examples of genes with multiple alleles exhibiting different phenotypes. A classic example is the C gene in hamsters. Three of the known alleles of this gene are C, ca and ck. Each supplies a different amount of black pigment to the coat hair. The phenotypes of three different homozygous strains are as follows.
Based on the concepts of recessivity, determine whether ck and ca were dominant or recessive alleles by crossing the true-breeding albino hamsters  with the true-breeding sepia hamsters. From the resulting F1 progeny phenotype, what would be the ratio of F2 phenotype

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#Question id: 33483

#Unit 2. Cellular Organization

Which of the following is correct
A. A set of homologous genes should share common features that preceded their evolutionary separation.
B. All globin genes have a common form of organization with four exons and one introns.
C. A gene family is defined as a group of genes that encode related or identical products as a result of gene-duplication events.

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#Question id: 11759

#Unit 9. Diversity of Life Forms

Thread-like pseudopods that can perform phagocytosis are generally characteristic of which group?

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#Unit 12. Applied Biology

Which of the following inorganic compound function similar as cytokinin, promotes the bud formation by counteracting the inhibitory effect of auxin?

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#Question id: 26858

#Unit 10. Ecological Principles

Energy is always