This is a multicellular algae called volvox. The cells that make up volvox can live alone, as single-celled algae. How is a multicellular algae like this one different from each single cell that makes up its body? A) Only multicellular volvox can reproduce. B) Volvox cells must be able to work together or cooperate. C) Volvox cells are much more complex than the single-celled algae. D) The single-celled algae has different parts than the volvox within.

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the hardy-weinberg equation is as follows:

where is homozygous dominant, 2pq is heterozygous, and is recessive.

we also know that:

so since we know that homozygous dominant is 0.53, we can solve for p:

so then we can solve for q:

so then we can solve for the heterozygous term:

so now we know that the percentage of the population that should be heterozygous is 39.6%.

i just did the question on apex and the answer is b. it provides the code for the protein.