Many model biological organism database projects created a standard, shared schema for storing their projects' information, and it is called Chado. for this problem you'll need to use two tables from it: feature: This is a highly 'normalized' schema, and all biological feature types are stored in this same table. The type_id column distinguishes them by giving each a different numerical type. cvterm: Each of the numerical types from the feature table are given more user-friendly text-based names in this table. The cvterm_id field of this table can be directly linked to the type_id field of the feature table. Login to MySQL using your user name and connect to the 'jorvis_chado' database. Write an SQL query which lists the types of features in the feature table along with a count of each. Your output should look like this (using column aliases to match mine):

| feature type | feature count |

| assembly | 1 |

| exon | 4200 |

| gene | 4200 |

| mRNA | 4200 |

| polypeptide | 4200 |