Biology

Step 1 of mendels garden pea experiment, allowing each variety of garden pea to self-pollinate for several generations, produced the.
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Veronica caught her neighbor, selling her purse the neighbor confessed that she didnt have enough money to pay her rent and bills even though Veronica sympathize with her neighbor, she felt the complaint against her because she wanted to follow the law according to Kohlberg stages of moral development she is most likely in what stage of moral development
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Xixuthurus heros, the giant fijian longhorn beetle, is the world's second largest beetle, with specimens reaching up to 150 mm in body length. assume body length for x. heros beetles is normally distributed with =80mm and =30mm. what proportion of the population will range between 50 and 110mm in body length?
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Select the statement that is most accurate. (1 point)OIndividuals compete; species change in genetic makeup.OIndividuals are adapted or not adapted; species evolve.O Individuals are fit; species survive.OIndividuals survive; species are naturally selected.
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I (sophomore) need help with the principals of Evolution.
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1.11 Graded Assignment: Discussion: Differentiating Among Newton's First, Second, and Third LawsSo you have to write what are the differences between newtons 3 laws and what they are
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3. how does flow rate affect the desirability of products? make a list of products whosequality depends upon their flow rate
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ActivityDevelop a presentation (e. G. Role-playing, dramatization and other forms ofmultimedia) to show how an organism maintains homeostasis through the interactionof the various organ system in the body. Assesment1. Explain the plant and animals differences in their reproduction process. 2. Explain Homeostasis in plants and animals.
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Water is less dense as a solid than as a liquid. How does this property typically affect a lake ecosystem in freezing temperatures? A. When the lake is frozen, fish no longer have access to liquid water for oxygen and swimming but do have access to food on the bottom of the lake. B. When the lake is frozen, fish still have access to liquid water for oxygen and swimming but no longer have access to food on the bottom of the lake. C. When the lake is frozen, fish no longer have access to liquid water for oxygen and swimming and no longer have access to food on the bottom of the lake. D. When the lake is frozen, fish still have access to liquid water for oxygen and swimming as well as access to food on the bottom of the lake
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Humans are NOT exactly alike due the different combinations ofthe number of chromosomesallelesspecies
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What type of phrase is enrolling him in puppy class?
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I need help I have an assignment and its an energy food pyramid and I can't think of any good animals from the tropical rainforest
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College Biology help please
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Why is expressed sequence tag library a fitting name for a collection of clones made from mRNA?
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how are characteristics that suit a species for survival transmitted from one generation to the next? multiple choice question. the genetic code inherited from our parents the way in which the environment influences a gene pool the phenotype of both parents' and offsprings' genetic material the passage of susceptibility genes from parents to offspring
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a girl walks 32.5 m east, then another 20 meters west. calculate herrelative to where she started.26.5 meters east12.5 meters west12.5 meters east32.5 meters east
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HELP PLS *due today* THANK UUWrite T or True if the statement is true; write F or False if the statement is false.1. All living things are composed of one or more cells. True or False? 2. Vacuoles can store water, nutrients, and waste in animal cells. True or False? 3. DNA is found in the nucleus. True or false?4. The rough ER does not have ribosomes attached to it. True or False?
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New zealand is home to many flightless birds like the kiwi.the kiwi has two very small rudimentary wings that serve nopresent-day purpose. until humans arrived to new zealand1000 years ago, there were no mammalian predators forbirds. explain what caused wings to become vestigialstructures on flightless birds like the kiwi.
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For humans, long needles are more favorable, because they allow more room for hanging ornaments. Describe the genotypes of two parents that would give scientists the best chance for producing "baby" trees that possess the long-needle trait. Use a Punnett square as evidence for your description
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What are Punnett squares used to determine?APossibility of a mother having twinsBProbability of a trait being passed on to offspringCMutation rate in a populationDNumber of genes that code for a trait
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Question 4 (1 point)Population size in nature is ALWAYS constant. (Lesson 5.07)TrueFalse
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The trait of polydactylism has a dominant inheritance pattern. Individuals only need 1 copy of the allele for polydactylism to show the trait of having 6 fingers. With albinism two unaffected (pigmented) individuals can have an affected child with albinism. Explain why two individuals unaffected by polydactylism cannot have a child with polydactylism? Use the alleles when describing the genotypes of individuals in your explanation: D- affected by polydactylism and d- unaffected by polydactylism
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How could climate change affect the ecosystems of the island nation of samoa? a. increased cyclone activity could damage land plants and coral reefs b. increasing global temperatures could raise ocean levels and temperatures subsequently damaging aquatic environments c. a and b d. none of the above please select the best answer from the choices provided a b c d
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The mechanism by which a particle is transported downstream is a PRIMARILY function ofparticle color and densityfluid temperature and particle colorriver width and current speedparticle size and fluid velocity
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