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What are the 'areas of jurisdiction' in the brain called?

C. fissures

B. lobes

A. cortex

Describe what the cell phone is ,it’s origin, and its purpose?

Why do different opinions often lead to conflict or disputes with others?

What was the historical use , look, and feel of the phone?

What is the present use , look and feel of a phone?

What will phone in the future be used for , look like and feel like?

Describe the situation of a heath habit

Health habit weigh the pros and cons of each option

Health habit evaluate your values

What is the best order for these sentences to make the most sense?

Please support your answers by the relevant authorities (ie, case law and legislation).

Write a quadratic function using the given information:

Vertex: (-1,5) & Zeros: (-6,0) & (4,0)

Graded Assignment

1. Discuss how crossing-over leads to greater variability of phenotypes. Give an example to help explain your answer.

Answer:

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(Score for Question 2: ___ of 5 points)

2. Assume you are performing a cross between a plant that is heterozygous for the dominant traits red flowers and wrinkled seeds, with a plant that is homozygous for the recessive traits white flowers and smooth seeds. Assume the alleles are R for red flowers, r for white flowers, W for wrinkled seeds, and w for smooth seeds. The offspring of this cross show the following phenotypes:

43 red flowers and wrinkled seeds

7 red flowers and smooth seeds

9 white flowers and wrinkled seeds

41 white flowers and smooth seeds

What are the traits of the recombinant offspring in terms of flower color and seed shape? Explain how you know that these offspring are recombinant. What alleles would you expect to see in the individual chromosomes of each parent before and after crossing-over takes place? What is the recombination frequency? What is the distance between the genes in map units?

Answer:

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3. What differences would you expect to see in a population made up of individuals whose chromosomes experience crossing-over frequently compared with a population made up of individuals whose chromosomes do not cross over? Explain your reasoning.

Answer:

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6. What was the main idea expressed in John Locke's two Treatises of Government?

7 What is the purpose of government according to John Lockes two Treatises of Government?

1. Use one of the statements below to support your response to the previous question.

    

   A. President Fillmore's letter was more diplomatic, while Commodore Perry's letter was boastful and antagonistic.

   B. President Fillmore discussed a declaration of war to be presented against the nation of Japan, while Commodore Perry did not.

   C. Commodore Perry was sent on a mission to free imprisoned American sailors, while President Fillmore was more concerned with American economic gain.

Solve the quadratic equation using an appropriate method.

Explain why the photolysis of chlorine during polar sunrise did not lead to an Antarctic ozone hole back then prior to the 1930?

I need you notes on System Concept

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Find the reason taxes could vary from state to state is all the following expect

What are the H-C-H bond angles in Ethane, Ethene, and Ethyne?

1. Given the set of data, which of the following best describes the language?
   1. Agglutinating
   2. Fusional
   3. Isolating
   4. Polysynthetic

(a) Tarahumara (Uto-Aztecan, 100 000 speakers, Mexico)

ba’wí bahí-n-ti-ri-ni

water drink-desiderative-causative-PST.PASS.-1stSG.NOM.

‘They made me want to drink water’

(b) Maori (Austronesian, 50 000 speakers, New Zealand)

ka whakahoki a Anthony ite hii ika a ia

PST. reply SPEC. Anthony PST. catch fish SPEC. he

‘Anthony replied that he had caught fish’

(c) Scottish Gaelic (Indo-European, 50 000 speakers, UK)

tha mi a’ sireadh an leabhair bhig ghuirm

be-PRES.-IND. I PROG. search-VN. the book-GEN.SG. small-GEN.SG. blue-GEN.SG.

‘I am searching for the small blue book’

Explain how the United States became more active in diplomatic relations and the results of those diplomatic efforts regarding the European and Asian conflicts in 1941.

When it comes to phonology, many language universals are reflected in child language production. Think of and describe two ways in which child language production mirrors language universals. Your description of each should make reference to a specific phonological process exhibited by children and compare it to a specific corresponding implicational universal or universal tendency.

1. The data below are from two children: Boris and Penelope. As you can see, they each produce the words a little differently.

(a) Identify the specific phonological processes exhibited in each child’s pronunciation of each word. 

Boris

maze

[med]  _________________________

rake

[ret]     _________________________

Penelope

maze

[bez]    _______________________

rake

[wek]   _______________________

(b) Determine how each child will most likely pronounce the following words.

Boris

Penelope

cane

_________________

_________________

rise

_________________

_________________

First, transcribe the adult pronunciation in IPA. Second, identity the specific phonetic processes in each of the following child pronunciations. There may be more than one process applied to each word.

Word

Adult

Child

Processes

pronunciation

(a) Sky

[kaj]

(b) Laugh

[wæp]

(c) Twig

[tɪk]

(d) Knife

[majp]

(e) Leg

[ɡɛk]

1. As a budding photographer, understanding the three different types of metadata is imperative. Clearly identify and explain the three different types of metadata. Provide a scenario that illustrates when or why someone might use each one.

Why is it unscientific to draw a conclusion based on a subjective and global perception. For example, kids really like to play math dodge ball because it improves their math motivation and ability

Symon's Suppers Co. has announced that it will pay a dividend of $4.15 per share one year from today. Additionally, the company expects to increase its dividend by 4 percent annually. The required return on the company's stock is 10.2 percent. What is the current share price?

A child (2 years; 9 months) pronounces the following words differently than an adult does.

Examine the consonants in the following production.

Word

Adult

Child

Rule

pronunciation

(a) tent

[tɛt]

pink

[bik]

(b) hand

[æn]

finger

[fɪŋəә]

(c) spin

[pɪn]

stand                                    

[tæn]

sweet                                          

[wit]

(d) bread                                           

[bɛd]

blow                                          

[bo]

1. Transcribe in IPA how an adult would produce the words above.
2. Explain what happens to the consonant clusters in each set above. Is the child producing the consonant clusters? How does he pronounce them? State the rule that applies in each set.
3. Based on the rules you came up with, how would the child pronounce the following two-word utterances?

• Please mommy
• Grandma stay
• Want stop