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Extension Question:
The research group in Sweden, studying starfish populations in the Mediterranean Sea and Pacific Ocean claimed that their research showed “between long telomeres and the level of clonality (being genetically identical to one’s parent).” Use the data from the table on page 1 and explain whether or not you agree or disagree with this statement.

Answer 1

Location
Number of Starfish Populations Studied
Number of Genotype Variations in the Population
Average Telomere Ct Value (Telomere Length)


Llanca, Costa Brava (Mediterranean Sea)
17
1
.086
Taomina, Sicily (Mediterranean Sea)
15
4
.083
Bocacangrejo, Tenerife (Atlantic Ocean)
13
8
.081
Abades, Tenerife (Atlantic Ocean)
13
7
.080

Answer 2

Screenshot of the table please?

Answer 3

i dont get it?

Answer 4

what is the question?

Answer 5

What is your question tho?

Answer 6

i posted it

Answer 7

The research group in Sweden, studying starfish populations in the Mediterranean Sea and Pacific Ocean claimed that their research showed “between long telomeres and the level of clonality (being genetically identical to one’s parent).” Use the data from the table on page 1 and explain whether or not you agree or disagree with this statement.

Answer 8

Like what are we supposed to be figuring out?

Answer 9

its in the question

Answer 10

" explain whether or not you agree or disagree with this statement."

Answer 11

Well Hoodmemees, do you agree/disagree with the statement?

Answer 12

I dont quite understand the statement

Answer 13

"between long telomeres and the level of clonality (being genetically identical to one’s parent).” "

I ain't understanding how that somehow adds up to the table,I see the telomeres part in the table but how does that have a line to clonality or how is it connected?

Answer 14

well look at the chart thinggy

Answer 15

Telomeres-Either of the sequences of DNA at each end of a eukaryotic chromosome. o:

Answer 16

I did I see the telomeres part but how does that even connect to one being genetically identical to a parent?

Answer 17

because DNA

Answer 18

But where is that on the table?

Answer 19

No where

Answer 20

but we are talking about sea creatures

Answer 21

Then how ima come up with an opinion?

Answer 22

I need this question broken down and explained.Pls

Answer 23

is this the full thinggy?

Answer 24

yes

Answer 25

I been searching for the answer online,but a lesson plan popped up with no answers what so ever

Answer 26

e.e what about page 1

Answer 27

what is page 1?

Answer 28

thats the chart for page 1

Answer 29

it says "Use the data from the chart on page 1" sumthin like that in the question

Answer 30

this is whats in page one?

Answer 31

yes

Answer 32

tahts the chart it says to use

Answer 33

*thats

Answer 34

could you like search them separate ?

Answer 35

I tried doing all that,all I'm finding as answers is lesson plans with no answers that be like "Students shall look at page 1 and answer the multi set questions".
And all definitions don't see like that connect to the question its making me more confused.

Answer 36

Can anybody help me?

Answer 37

Hood do you still need the answer?

Answer 38

yes

Answer 39

so um are u going to try to help if not thats ok

Answer 40

\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @Hoodmemes
so um are u going to try to help if not thats ok
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Ofc I am. Well imma try to at least, I am working on it now

Answer 41

oh ok thx

Answer 42

Do you have anything writen so far?

Answer 43

Not really bc I don't understand how I'm going to tie the two things together in a 5 sentence paragraph explaining how telomeres and something being genetically identical to their one parent connected.

Answer 44

Ok so basically if you write 2 sentences about telomeres and 2 sentences about clonality and then if you write 1 sentences about them being similar it should be fine, can you try that and I can proof read it?

Answer 45

Sure. But can u explain the connection?

Answer 46

Well look back at the results on the table real quick

Answer 47

I see the telomeres part,but where is the part where its connected to being genetically identical to ones parent

Answer 48

Um ok well basically go back and analyze ir. I don't think it is a direct answer but if you analyze the table and compare the data

Answer 49

But where is the (genetically identical) part on the table?

Answer 50

REEEE gimme a sec to figure out how to explain my illogical thinking

Answer 51

Ok so the closest thing to a clonyial table would be the middle section

Answer 52

but that means how the genetic make up is different from the parent,I been trying to research everything on that table

Answer 53

Ok well rn I am not sure I can help you but give me an hour or two

Answer 54

ook

Answer 55

@Hendrixapeals

Answer 56

Well, the answer to this is fairly simple. The Swedish research group is claiming that the higher the Telomere Length, the more identically similar the offsprings are to the parents. Using the chart we can agree with this statement.

How?

Well, reading the chart we can see that as the Telomere increases, the genotype variations decrease. Genotype is genetic structure. If the genetic structure for many variations of starfishes is similar, we can assume that the offsprings of the parents are genetically similar as well. And that is exactly what the chart is showing. Higher Telomere, less genetic variations.

Answer 57

\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @ScamTheMan
Well, the answer to this is fairly simple. The Swedish research group is claiming that the higher the Telomere Length, the more identically similar the offsprings are to the parents. Using the chart we can agree with this statement.

How?

Well, reading the chart we can see that as the Telomere increases, the genotype variations decrease. Genotype is genetic structure. If the genetic structure for many variations of starfishes is similar, we can assume that the offsprings of the parents are genetically similar as well. And that is exactly what the chart is showing. Higher Telomere, less genetic variations.
\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{End of Quote}}\)
Well done scamtheman

Answer 58

thanks bro <3

Answer 59

Thx dude

Answer 60

it wasnt directed to u.

Answer 61

\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @Hoodmemes
it wasnt directed to u.
\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{End of Quote}}\)
Should have specified

Answer 62

We both are dudes yk