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<span>The correct answer is B.
Meiosis is the process which accounts for species diversity. Meiosis is termed as a specialized cell division which reduces chromosomes number by half and then creates for haploid cells.
The process of meiosis occurs in multicellular eukaryotes and in sexually reproducing single-celled. For example plants, fungi, and animals. The two meiotic divisions are called meiosis11 and meiosis 1.
Now that chromosomes are halved during meiosis gametes can fertilize to form a diploid zygote and contains two copies of chromosome one from each other.</span>
This evidence suggests that the bacteria reproduce asexually
Explanation:
Bacteria reproduce asexually by binary fission. In binary fission the nucleoid and cytoplasm gets divided into 2 cells and cells produce are identical.
Binary fission is a programmed division in which first replication and then cell division or fission takes place.
The bacterial cell undergo semi-conservative mode of DNA replication. In this mode the DNA is exactly the parents as half of the DNA from parent strand is replicated via two strands of DNA.
Peripheral ring of plasma membrane forms invagination forming double membranous septum. This led to the equational division of the cell.
The colony of bacteria after 16 generation remains identical to parents because of the asexual reproduction in which semi conservative DNA replication and equal division of cell takes place
Answer:
pH & Temperatures
Explanation:
pH affects the charges of the functional amino side groups of the amino acids that make up the protein of the enzymes – through changes in ionization. These charges are significant in maintaining the shape of the protein enzyme through forces of attractions such as hydrogen and sulfide bonds. Changes in charges affect these bonds hence denature the protein.
Temperature does not change the charges of the side groups but breaks these same bonds. This happens by giving these molecules high kinetic energy enough to escape the forces of the bonds – hence denaturing the protein enzyme.
Answer:B
Explanation: Since there’s more snakes they’ll outweigh the rats and end up eating them until they’re gone unless the snake population decreases
