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Licemer1 [7]
2 years ago
12

What is a benefit of using a model? (fpoint)

Biology
2 answers:
Bas_tet [7]2 years ago
7 0

The benefit of using a model is that : ( B ) provides a visual guide for abstract concepts

<h3>Definition of model</h3>

Models helps with the visualization of concepts or objects which cannot be easily seen or felt, It helps with the communication of ideas and predictions by scientists. Models represents abstract concepts which cannot be explicitly explained without the aid of a model.

Hence we can conclude that the benefit of using a model is that it provides a visual guide for abstract concepts.

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nata0808 [166]2 years ago
7 0

Answer:

1. provides a visual guide for abstract concepts

2. photosynthesis

3. in the cytoplasm; in the mitochondria

4. biodiversity will decrease, and sustainability will decrease.

5. 1,000 kJ

6. 500

7. without oxygen.

8. halophiles

9. water chemistry

10. Protecting land

11. cornfield

12. the acid rain causes the snow to become darker, which increases snow melt.

13. advantageous trait - survival of the fittest - differential reproduction - natural selection - evolution

14. natural selection; genetic drift

15. genetic makeup

16. a meerkat protects the offspring of its sister from an attack by hawks

17. the species will become extinct since it cannot adapt to the changes fast enough

18. the population must have genetic variation that leads to differential survival and reproduction

19. medium ground finches with small beaks survived multiple droughts.

20. No, because some mutations happen in body cells, so they are not passed on.

21. Correlation sometime indicates causation

22. it shows evidence of evolution

23. DNA analysis shows that red pandas are more similar to raccoons than giant pandas

24. B and C

25. DNA sequences can be analyzed to discover common ancestors.

26. DNA analysis

Explanation: These are all the correct answers as of 2021

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