You respond to a diving accident in which the victim tells you that she was descending and began suffering from severe pain in her ears and beneath her left eye, which improved after she returned to the surface. this type of injury, typically caused by upper respiratory infections, is a form of:
a. barotrauma.
b. neurologic disorder.
c. abscess.
d. tinnitus.

Do you think the gene eef1 alpha1 supports cell theory? explain your response.

People with one sickle cell allele are not likely to get malaria. what is this an example of?

Two pea plants with yellow peas are crossed. most of their offspring have yellow peas, but about 25 percent of the offspring have green peas. for pea color, yellow is the dominant trait and green is the recessive trait. what does this tell you about the two parent plants? a. the parent plants have only dominant alleles for pea color. b. the parent plants are heterozygous for pea color. c. pea color follows an incomplete dominance pattern of inheritance. d. the parent plants are homozygous for pea color.