A genetic problem Thank you, a genetic problem Thank God for asking for an explanation

Updated on healthy 2024-05-07
9 answers
  1. Anonymous users2024-02-09

    This is the result of natural selection in the process of biological evolution, in the process of evolution of the monkey family, because the black coat color is easy to lead to the loss of small monkeys, ** coat color is not easy, long-term evolutionary development has changed the gene frequency of the coat color in the population, resulting in the continuous evolution of this organism in a certain direction. The accumulation of time is why it is said that "the little black langurs are all golden".

  2. Anonymous users2024-02-08

    The meaning of this sentence saves a lot of words, and he does this for the sake of the questions that arise in the hearts of the audience, that is, why are they all golden? And not black?

    The reason why it is golden yellow is because of something like getting lost during evolution, which caused its cubs to have a short-term expression of shape. Your second scenario might happen in the process of evolution, where the cubs of all other colors have been eliminated, or that they have evolved a golden-yellow recognition.

    All in all, he should be told from an evolutionary point of view.

  3. Anonymous users2024-02-07

    Because golden yellow is not easy to get lost, black is easier to get lost, and golden yellow belongs to the "fittest" in the evolution of species. Survival of the fittest. The "uncomfortable" gene of black is gradually eliminated. Therefore, the little black langurs we saw later were not easy to get lost, and they were golden.

  4. Anonymous users2024-02-06

    The fittest survive, the unfit are eliminated, maybe there used to be black ones, but after natural selection, the population gene frequencies of this species are changed (that is, what we call biological evolution), and the golden ones are retained.

  5. Anonymous users2024-02-05

    Tell you about it simply!

    The mother monkey gave birth to baby monkeys, both yellow and black, and on the first day one of her black monkey babies was lost (the baby monkeys did not have the ability to survive independently, and died or were eaten), and the next day another black monkey baby was lost, and on the third day it was also....So in the end, all the yellow monkey babies grew up.

    The baby yellow monkey wants to give birth when it grows up, so can the yellow monkey give birth to a black monkey? (Think about it briefly).

  6. Anonymous users2024-02-04

    It is the result of natural selection in the process of biological evolution.

  7. Anonymous users2024-02-03

    Solve the problems that high school biology students are prone to.

  8. Anonymous users2024-02-02

    The upstairs is so powerful that I won't say anything.

  9. Anonymous users2024-02-01

    According to the analysis of this question:

    F1 red long abf2 red long ab red round ab white long a b white round ab

    There are a total of 200 strains of F2, 32 strains of white round ABB, accounting for 16%, therefore, AB gametes account for 40% (16% square), and AB gametes are also 40%, (it can be seen that AB is located on a chromosome, AB is located on a chromosome) Then, the recombinant gametes AB and ABB each account for 10%, so the heterozygosity of the red circle ABB in F2 is 2 10% 40% = 8% This is a question in the Shanghai college entrance examination.

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