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Biology
The number of hydrogen atoms in 6NH3 is .
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Ответ:
Hydrogen ⇒ 18
Nitrogen ⇒ 6
Ответ:
Incomplete dominance
Explanation:
Incomplete dominance describes the force behind the emergence of an heterozygous phenotype (gray-coloured butterflies) as offspring of two contrasting homozygous phenotypes (white-coloured and black-coloured parent butterflies)
Furthermore, incomplete dominance set in when neither of the parent traits is dominant over the other.
Thus, gray-colour appear as an intermediate of the white-colour and black-colour