Organize a table showing how intersexuality may result from two biological causes

Q: Construct a diagram to explain FSH & LH and how their roles affect the female reproductive system

A: FSH ( Follicle stimulating hormone ),  LH ( Luteinising Hormone),  FSH and LH are the lipid hormones…

Q: Hypothesize what the genotypes of the parents are. What genotypes would their progeny have? Define…

A: Genetics is a branch of the biology involved in the study of genes, genetic variation, and…

Q: Answer the questions below to explain the Reproductive System- List 3 or more major organs/ parts…

A: The system which support the development and growth of baby is called reproductive system.

Q: Explain why hermaphroditism is a good solution to enjoy the benefits of sex while also confronting…

A: Hermaphroditism means a condition where organism having both male and female reproductive…

Q: Which form of reproduction can result from damage to the original animal? a. asexual b.…

A: Reproduction (or multiplication or rearing) is the natural cycle by which new individual creatures –…

Q: explain Interrupted mating diagramatically

A: Interrupting mating is a technique used in bacterial gene to MAP by determining the sequence in…

Q: a How many parents are involved in sexual reproduction? b. Describe the genetics of the offspring in…

A: Sexual reproduction occurs through meiosis in which the gametes are produced by the male and female…

Q: Relate how toss or flip of a coin and its two possible events to happen every time it goes into the…

A: Sex of the child is determined when the male and female gamete fertilize in the fallopian tube and…

Q: Provide two examples using the term “sex” and two examples using the term “gender”

A: The terms sex and gender are generally considered to be interchangeable; however, they can be…

Q: Describe two sides of the issue-why people might be for and against hospitals turning away women in…

A: Ethical values play a significant role in healthcare professionals. These values help in finding a…

Q: Evaluate the effectiveness of various means of birth control, and explain how they work.

A: Answer- There are basically 3 different types if birth control measures-  Natural barriers-…

Q: In Mammals, the Sex of an Offspring Is Determined by the Sex Chromosome in the Sperm

A: Mammals is a class in the animal kingdom which is characterized by its warm-bloodedness and females…

Q: Which reproductive strategy is characterized by a female matingwith multiple males?a. polygamyb.…

A: Polygyny is characterized by one male mating with multiple females. These species are generally…

Q: Explain why it is safer for pregnant women to change their cat litter boxes

A: cat litter boxes: cat litter box called as sand box or cat box is used for the indoor feces and…

Q: Use a Punnett square and the law of probability to predictthe chances of producing gametes and…

A: Punnett Square: Punnett square is easy too to predict the probable results of crossing in simple…

Q: Identify key orientations included innursing socialization

A: Nursing socialization is the themes of knowing, affirmation, and belonging. To be a nurse is more…

Q: Example of Non Random mating

A: According to Hardy Weinberg principle, in a random mating and large population, allele frequency /…

Q: Distinguish among monogamy, polygyny, and polyandry.

A: Monogamy is the most common in birds and it is rare in the mammals except foxes and weasels. It…

Q: To explain: The term sexual selection.

A: Introduction: Sexual selection is a method of characteristic choice where individuals from one…

Q: Write an information leaflet evaluating the benefits and dilemmas in the use of human twin studies…

A: Monozygotic and Dizygotic are two types of twins Monozygotic twins also called identical twins,…

Q: "Infanticide is a sexually male reproductive strategy"- Explain.

A: The intentional killing of newborns or offspring is known as infanticide (or infant homicide).…

Q: Compare and contrast monogamy, polygyny, polyandry, and promiscuity? Provide examples. Monogamy is…

A: Mating system classification provides qualitative insight into the overall mating dynamics that…

Q: Give examples of sex limited character found in different animals

A: Inheritance of traits in organisms occurs by passing discrete heritable units(genes) from parents to…

Q: What is purposeful control over mating by choice of parents for the next generation?

A: The genotype of an organism is inherited by an individual from the parents. The phenotypic traits…

Q: why an increased level of FSH raises the likelihood of fraternal twins.

A: Sperm and egg (ova) are male and female gametes respectively. Fertilization is the process of fusion…

Q: "Justify the statement "" Sex of child is determined at the time of fertilization""."

A: The fusion of gametes from sexually distinct individuals is called fertilization. The gametes are…

Q: Choose the correct answer from the choices below: Question: The queen ant when it fertilizes the…

A: Given: The queen ant is also known as gyne. It is an adult female reproducing ant in an ant colony.…

Q: Evaluate the effect of crossing over on the genetic composition of an organism AND explain the…

A: No offspring looks exactly like their parents and crossing over seems to be responsible for this. It…

Q: Compare and contrast sex-influenced traits, sex-linked traits, and sex-limited traits using the…

A: Sex chromosome are the chromosomes that are concerned with the gene , which helps in determining the…

Q: What is a sex-linked gene? A. A gene that influences sexual behavior B. A gene that has greater…

A: DNA is the genetic material in most living organisms. It is the information hub of the cell that…

Q: Write short notes on Principles of homonymy

A: Homonymy is the relation between words with identical forms but different meanings.

Q: Producing offspring that is infertile is a,

A: The correct answer is- Post zygotic barrier

Q: Give an example of an altruistic behavior and explain how such be-havior conflicts with Darwin’s…

A: Ethology is the scientific and objective study of animal behaviour, usually with a focus on…

Q: Use examples to explain sexual selection and its outcomes.

A: Sexual selection is a type of natural selection in which members of one biological sex choose mates…

Q: Sperm is cheap and Pregnancy is expensive

A: Sexual reproduction: Reproduction is the process of producing offspring by the fusion of male and…

Q: Differentiate Family Planning from Contraception.         Discuss the natural and artificial…

A: Nursing counselling and advise involves certain intervention which helps process focusing on the…

Q: evaluate the benefits and dilemmas in the use of human twin studies to investigate the causes of…

A: A very popular way of conducting "natural experiemnts" on humans has turned out to be Twin studies.…

Q: Explain how the increase in hygiene and medical care affected a) birth rate b) death rate

A: The word "birth rate" refers to the number of babies born per year per 1000 people in a country. The…

Q: Explain the term menarche.

A: The menstrual cycle is the regular natural change that occurs in the female reproductive system…

Q: . Evaluate the idea that under certain circumstances sickness is seen as a form of deviant behavior.…

A: Sick: pretentious by physical or mental disturbance. Sickness: the state of being sick.

Q: Briefly "Infanticide is a sexually male reproductive strategy"- Explain.

A: Infanticide is the deliberate death of babies or offspring (or infant homicide). Infanticide has…

Q: Explain the relevance of intersexes for understanding the role of hormones in the development of…

A: Intersex people are those born with sex characteristics,  that actually do not fit typical binary…

Violence

Violence is defined as a physical act that causes or is intended to cause harm. Violence can cause physical, emotional, or both types of harm. Violence is defined by the World Health Organization as the intended use of physical force and power that causes threat or harm against oneself, another person, or against a community or group, and has the potential to cause damage, death, mental distress, maldevelopment, or poverty.