What were some of the influences on Impressionism? Why were the Impressionists so revolutionary?

Silverpoint is a. a technique using the blackish residue of impure carbon obtained by removing water from animal and vegetation substances. b. a technique involving the use of a metal point, and a thin silver wire, popular in the 14th and 15th centuries. c. a printmaking technique born from crayon manner that imitates the appearance of chalk lines. d. a technique used since the 16th century involving a stick filled with either colored or black graphite, a heated mixture of carbon and clay

Illustrate why films are easy to understand but difficult to explain”

Afruit fly is heterozygous for both eye color and wing length (eeww). e is dominant for yellow eyes. e is recessive for white eyes. w is dominant for long wings. w is recessive for short wings. what would most likely be the distribution of phenotypes that this fruit fly could pass on in its gametes?