a) what is difference among case I, case II, and caseIII?? b) In case I, since % of female are very high in cold temp, does it means male offspring will not be produced ?c) Base on the graph of case II, and case III, what conclusion can we make ??? Environmental Sex Determination - temperatureCase ICase IICase III100100100505050FTTpTemperatureMTFT T,T, FTTemperature -FTMTTpTemperature -MTFIGURE 5-10Three different patterns of temperature-dependent sex determination (TSD) in reptiles, as described in the text. Therelative pivotal temperature T, is crucial to sex determination during a critical point during embryonic development. FT Female-determining temperature; MT = male-determining temperatureFrom Klug, W.S., M.R. Cummings, C.A. Spencer, and M.A. Palladino. 2012. Essentials of Genetics 8th Edition. San Francisco, CA.:Pearson Education, Inc.

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what is difference among case I, case II, and caseIII?? b) In case I, since % of female are very high in cold temp, does it means male offspring will not be produced ? c) Base on the graph of case II, and case III, what conclusion can we make ???

what is difference among case I, case II, and caseIII?? b) In case I, since % of female are very high in cold temp, does it means male offspring will not be produced ? c) Base on the graph of case II, and case III, what conclusion can we make ???

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