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| trilobite, other small prehistoric fish, |
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| gorilla, human, other human-like skulls 4 in all |
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Chimp-
Mandibale- much larger than human
Nasal bone- much longer than human
Human-
Frontal bone- obove the eye rather than behind like in chimp
Parietal bone more rounded,larger than chimp
Occipital bone- rounded much like parietal but on lower back of skull
Sphenoid bone- much larger and further back in the skull
Maxilla- smaller than chimp. above teeth
Human has external auditory canal and zygomatic arch |
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First- find out the population
q^2= homozygous ressesive frequency
q= ressesive allelic frequency
p= Dominant allelic frequency
p^2= homozygous dominant frequency
2pq= Heterozygous frequency
start with homozygous ressive (q^2) and take the square root of that, that = your q, q and p should equal 1 so subtract 1 from your q then you have p square p and you have homozygous dominant, for heterozygous frequency take 2xPxQ |
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| malaria, siqutos bite, the plasmodeum multiplies in the gut, moves to the salavary glands, then is injected into person. vaccines of some sort |
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| tapeworm, armed scolex= hooks on the head, has genital pore, when pore deteriorates eggs are released |
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| roundworm, trichanosis, cook meat |
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| blood flukes, passed by urine or feces in fresh water |
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| science of classifying, organisms |
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