Answer: The Allele frequencies in the fish population will become more similar over time.
Explanation: The Allele frequency also known as the gene frequency, is the relative frequency of an allele (which is a variant of a gene) at a particular section in a population, normally expressed as a fraction or percentage.
To be more precise , it is the fraction of all chromosomes in the population that carry that gene.
If during a flood event a permanent stream forms between two lakes allowing fishes to move back and forth, it would cause the allele frequencies in the fish population to become more similar.
Answer:
I want to say D but I'm not sure if that's correct. It sounds right but just completely trust my answer. I just think D fits right.
Explanation:
Answer:
Three different ways through which religions form are as follows:
- <u>Response to human fear: </u>It is said that people created first religion to give people a feeling of security in an insecure world due to natural disasters.
- <u>Due to human evolution:</u> evolution of human from proto-humans have the ability to pass on their accumulated knowledge to their next generation and so they created religions.
- <u>Stories of human existence:</u> Different people came with their own story of human existence and created different gods and goddesses which leads to different religions.
Answer:
The correct answer is - larger than the front line; Ponzo illusion
Explanation:
The Italian psychologist Mario Ponzo in 1913 presented an optical illusion that is called the Ponzo illusion. According to this illusion, we perceive the size of an object based on the background of the particular object.
He demonstrated this illusion by drawing two identical lines across a pair of converging line that makes it look like a train track and it appears that the back line draw is larger than the front line.
In the given case the background appears to be larger than the front line, however, both lines are identical but give Ponzo illusion.
Openness
She is likely to obtain an elevated score on a questionnaire
designed to measure openness. Openness describes receptivity to new ideas,
behaviors, cultures, people, environments and experiences that is different
from the familiar, traditional or one’s own. It is the degree to which a person
exhibits a liberal attitude or opinion.
