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From I. All Instagram are Google (I) → Conversion → Some Google are Instagram (I) + Only a few Instagram are Facebook (I) → No conclusion. Hence conclusion II does not follow. Some Twitter are Google (I) + [All Instagram are Google (I) → Conversion] → Some Google are Instagram (I) → Probable conclusion → All Twitter can be Instagram (A). Hence conclusion II follows. From II. Some Facebook are Instagram (I) + All Instagram are Google (A) → Some Facebook are Google (I). Hence conclusion I does not follow. All Twitter are Facebook (A) + Some Facebook are Instagram (I) → No conclusion. Hence conclusion II does not follow. From III. All Google are Twitter (A) + No Twitter is a Facebook (E) → No Google is a Facebook (E). Hence conclusion I follows. No Twitter is a Facebook (E) → Conversion → No Facebook is a Twitter (E). Some Instagram are Facebook (I) + No Facebook is a Twitter (E) → Some Instagram are not Twitter (O) → Probable conclusion → All Twitter can be Instagram (A). Hence conclusion II follows. From IV. Only Twitter are Google → All Google are Twitter and Twitter can have negative relation with anyone. Hence conclusion I follows but conclusion II does not follow.
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Term which refers to the pairing of homologous chromosomes during meiosis and is essential for crossing over?
In DNA fingerprinting large quantity of DNA (5-10 mg) is required and markers are ………………………
Term for the distance on a chromosome that permits one percent recombination (crossing over) between two linked genes is?
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What is the expected phenotypic ratio in the F2 generation of a dihybrid cross according to Mendel’s law?
SSRs are randomly repeated mono, di, tri, tetra, penta, and hexa nucleotide motifs. SSRs is another term for ………………..
...What term is used to describe a new plant produced through vegetative reproduction?