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Use the template that is linked HERE for DTL 16. 1) Draw chromosomes as an X or / , not decondensed. 2 )Since we are focusing on the DNA, do not draw the nuclear membrane or spindle fibers. 3) For simplicity, do not indicate crossover in your diagrams. 4) Use different colors for each set of information (one large and one small chromosome). 5) Using the same genes/alleles as DTL 15, mark gene locations and label them in each cell. 6) Make sure you show that homologous chromosomes are the same size and sister chromatids are identical. DTL 16 Independent Assortment DTL 16 Independent Assortment.

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Virginia would be classified as a dependent, being 82 rules her out for employment, etc. But how would her annuity income be reported? In December 2021, Albert's 82 year old aunt, Virginia Everglades (SSN 699-19-9000) was unable to support herself and moved in with the Gaytors. She lived with them all of 2022. The Gaytors provided more than one-half of Aunt Virginia's support. Virginia's only source of income was a small annuity that paid her $3,100 in 2022. While Albert and Alison were working, the Gaytors hired a nanny service from time to time to take care of Aunt Virginia. The Gaytors paid $3,400 to Nannys R Us in 2022..

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