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Using mendelian genetics, explain how two brown eyed parents can have a blue eyed child. Which of the alleles is dominant? You may use a graph to support your explanation (Tip: Assume a simple dominance and inheritance )

Given that the brown eyed parents are able to produce blue eyed offspring, it is safe to assume that they are both heterozygots for eye colour and that the brown allele is dominant (A) over the blue allel...

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Answered by Jeremy T. Biology tutor
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What are the key points of Bowlby's theory of Monotropy?

John Bowlby's theory of monotropy stems from the idea that infants form one special, significant attachment with their primary caregiver and if we fail to form thi attachment, then we will suffer in later...

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How can I present my argument effectively when writing an essay?

The first step in presenting an argument effectively is knowing what argument the question is supporting. From there, you can either agree, disagree or produce a more nuanced view if you are able to. You ...

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Answered by Joe S. History tutor
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Describe the process of glycolysis

Glycolysis occurs during both aerobic and anarobic respiration in the cytoplasm of the cell in both plants and animals. One glucose molecule is broken down into two molecules of pyruvate releasing 4 molec...

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How should I structure an essay?

There are two ways I would suggest for structuring a good A Level History essay. The first, and my personal preferred method, is to write it thematically, starting with the most relevant or important them...

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