C. b. For each of the 5 STR loci, draw the expected pattern of bands on the gel below. Show the alleles for the seized tusk and the elephant you identified as a potential match. Also, include a DNA ladder that has DNA fragments that are75, 125, 150, and 175 base pairs (bp) in size. Base Pairs 200 180 160 140 120 DNA Ladder Seized Tusk Matching Elephant --- dsdor Elephant 1 Elephant 2 Elephant 3 Elephant 4 Elephant 5 Elephant 6 Elephant 7 Elephant 8 Elephant 9 Elephant 10 FH71 62 64 62 62 62 64 62 64 62 64 64 64 60 62 62 62 62 62 62 FH19 FH60 FH67 97 189 147 193 147 97 185 147 95 193 147 103 183 147 95 185 147 97 193 147 91 193 147 105 187 145 95 187 147 95 187 145 91 193 147 97 193 149 97 193 151 97 193 147 97 193 147 103 193 147 97 193 147 97 189 147 95 193 147 105 62 FH129 152 154 152 152 152 162 152 152 152 160 152 160 156 160 152 160 160 160 152 156 T Table 2: Genotypes using five STR loci for 10 slaughtered elephants. How does the pattern of bands in the gel support your conclusion about which elephant was the source of the seized tusks?

In which year morphine developed?

According to "The Life and Death of a Neanderthal (Shanidar 1)”, what were some of Nandy’s physical injuries?    A.Loss of both legs and bony growths in both ears causing partial deafness. B.Loss of right forearm, crushed left eye socket, injuries to leg and knees, bony growths in both ears causing partial deafness. C.Loss of both arms and bony growths in both ears causing partial deafness. D.Loss of right forearm, crushed left foot, injuries to ankles and elbows, bony growths in both ears causing partial deafness.

What is the significance of bipedalism for hominins? What benefits does bipedalism offer and what environmental changes made bipedalism an important adaptation for hominin species?

Hello, I need help answering number 40(INCLUDING SUB-PARTS) multiple choice questions. Pls and thank you! 40. A.) If all current mitochondrial DNA sequences in humans coalesce to one dated to 70,000 years ago, then: a) this mitochondrial Eve was the only female living 70,000 ago b) this mitochondrial DNA lineage is the only one persisting to the present time c) this mitochondrial Eve can be matched to a single male who lived 70,000 years ago (Y-chromosome Adam) d) mitochondrial DNA diversity 70,000 years ago was definitely higher than that present now B.) If the climate is warming faster than at any time in the last 800,000 years or more, then: a) strong directional selection for adaptations that allow survival and reproduction in a warmer world will be present b) sufficient additive genetic variance will be present to allow rapid adaptation to a warmer world c) mutation rates will increase to cause more adaptive mutations d) mutation rates will decrease due to the effect of heat on…

Which is the best possible hypothesis for explaining changes in cortical robusticity over time? a.) The decrease in cortical robusticity associated with the appearance of modern humans was rapid and dramatic and resulted in more lightly constructed skeletons. b.) The increase in cortical robusticity associated with the appearance of modern humans was gradual and resulted in larger brain size coupled with a greater ability to deal with predators l. c.) The decrease in cortical robusticity associated with the appearance of archaic Homo sapiens is a part of a long term trend beginning with australopithecines and ending with modern Homo sapiens. d.) None if these statements are an appropriate hypothesis for changes seen in cortical robusticity.

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