Discussion on Genetics and the Environment
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Liza\u2019s parents are talented musicians. At age 4, Liza began taking piano lessons. By age 10, she was in the school choir, and at 14, she asked if she could attend a high school for music learning.<\/p>\n
In your group, discuss how you think Liza\u2019s genetic endowment and her environment have interacted to promote her musical talent Decide upon THREE ways in which you think that Liza\u2019s genetics and environment interacted to promote her talent. Select a member of your group to post your group\u2019s final response to this discussion thread.
\nHere are the answers to the gender difference questions \u2013
\n\u2022 Whose hands are warmer Usually a man\u2019s because, at room temperature, healthy men have a larger flow of blood to their fingers than do healthy women.
\n\u2022 Whose forehead is more likely to feel warm A woman\u2019s but it depends on the time of month. Normal temperature of either sex is 98.6\u00b0F. However, at ovulation a woman\u2019s temperature increases about one degree and remains there for 12 to 14 days until just before menstruation.
\n\u2022 Whose armpits are smellier A woman\u2019s. Men perspire most heavily on the upper chest from glands secreting only salts and water. Women sweat most heavily under the arms from glands that secrete fatty substances in addition to salts and water. Bacteria digest the fatty substances and their byproducts make women\u2019s sweat smelly.
\n\u2022 Whose nose knows this rose from that rose Probably a woman\u2019s. The ability to smell, taste, and hear is influenced by a variety of hormones but especially the adrenal hormones. At almost every point in the cycle, a woman\u2019s senses are more acute. Her senses become even sharper as the monthly production of estrogen increases, peaking at ovulation.
\n\u2022 Who is most likely to wake in the night with a stomachache It\u2019s twice as likely to be a man. A gnawing pain in the middle of the night is a common symptom of an ulcer, still primarily a male affliction.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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