What is the scientific term used to describe a structural change in a gene?(1 point)

Responses

mutation
mutation

genetic code
genetic code

hemoglobin
hemoglobin

anemia

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The scientific term used to describe a structural change in a gene is mutation.

Which statement is an example of a beneficial mutation? (1 point)
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A person has a mutation that causes him to be unable to fully digest lactose.
A person has a mutation that causes him to be unable to fully digest lactose.

A mosquito has a mutation that causes it to be more resistant to pesticides.
A mosquito has a mutation that causes it to be more resistant to pesticides.

A person has a mutation that causes her earlobes to be attached to her head.
A person has a mutation that causes her earlobes to be attached to her head.

A fawn in the forest has a mutation that causes its fur color to be white.

The statement that is an example of a beneficial mutation is:

A mosquito has a mutation that causes it to be more resistant to pesticides.

This mutation allows the mosquito to survive in environments where pesticides are used, giving it a survival advantage.

Anvi measured the height of five plants over a three-week experimental period and obtained the following data for the final week (in cm):

15, 18, 21, 19, 20

Calculate the final average height for this group of plants. Round your answer to one decimal place.

(1 point)
Responses

6.0 cm
6.0 cm

4.2 cm
4.2 cm

13.3 cm
13.3 cm

18.6 cm

To calculate the average height of the five plants, you add up all the heights and then divide by the number of plants.

The heights are: 15, 18, 21, 19, 20.

  1. Calculate the total height: \( 15 + 18 + 21 + 19 + 20 = 93 \) cm

  2. Divide by the number of plants: \( \frac{93}{5} = 18.6 \) cm

So, the final average height for this group of plants is 18.6 cm.

Which environmental factor would decrease plant growth?(1 point)
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drought
drought

fertilizer
fertilizer

space
space

light

The environmental factor that would decrease plant growth is drought.