Which statement is accurate about the number of genes in different species of living things? a. all living things have about the same number of genes. b. the more complex a living thing the fewer chromosomes it is likely to have. c. the more complex a living thing the more chromosomes it is likely to have d. a mouse and a human have about the same number of genes.

It is D i just did the test and got 100%

Explanation:

here are the other questions and answers

In addition to resembling one another, what other criteria are required for organisms to be grouped in the same species?

They fight only with one another.

They share food only with one another.

They migrate only with one another.

They reproduce only with one another. this is the correct one

2. The lion-tailed macaque is a species of Old World monkey.

Which monkeys will the lion-tailed macaque reproduce with?

other macaques

any Old World monkeys

other lion-tailed macaques this is the correct one

any monkey species

3.

In a family of four children, all four children have blond hair and blue eyes.

Why do all four children have blue eyes?

They all are the same height.

They all have genes for blue eyes. this is the correct one  

They all are the same gender.

They all have the same type of diet.

4.Where are genes found?

in chromosomes this is the one

in ribosomes

in alleles

in cytoplasm

5.

Which statement is accurate about the number of genes in different species of living things?

The more complex a living thing the fewer chromosomes it is likely to have.

The more complex a living thing the more chromosomes it is likely to have

All living things have about the same number of genes.

A mouse and a human have about the same number of genes. this the correct one

answer is a

explanation:

indium, and thallium have three electrons i think