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Short Answers 17. Place the following words into the illustration below: gametes, sporophyte, gametophyte, and zygote. Explain how the terms are related.

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A couple has just learned that their daughter has hemophilia. They already have a son who does not have the disease. What are the genotypes of the couple? Explain your reasoning. (5 points) 19. Explain the differences between internal and external fertilization and the advantages and disadvantages of each reproductive strategy. (5 points)

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recessive. If the mother has the disease and it's recessive, then she needs to have two copies of it. That means that the child will be sure to get one copy of the disease gene from her.that means that the child will get a normal gene from the father. Since there's no combination that could wind up giving the child two copies of the disease gene, and the trait is recessive, the child can't inherit the disease. (this was for your question with the couple)

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(19): Internal fertilization: the egg is fertilized inside the mother External fertilization: the egg is fertilized outside the mother. advantages of external:1. Little amount of energy required to mate 2. Lots of offspring 3. Offspring can be spread in the environment without competition advantages of internal:1. Embryo- protected 2. Offspring are more likely to survive disadvantages of external:1. Many gametes won't survive 2. Many eggs aren't fertilized 3. Offspring aren't protected and may die disadvantages of internal:1. More energy required to find mate 2. Less zygotes- less offspring 3. More energy required to raise offspring (sorry for the long answer for #19 )

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what about 17

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I'm trying to figure that out

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oh ok

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thanks for 18 and 19 though

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no prob

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ok

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i'm looking but no it not helping

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it's showing the cycles right?

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yay but its not the same cycle as this one

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hmm,hold on

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ok

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i think it these but i have to explain idk? illustration below: gametes, sporophyte, gametophyte, and zygote

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