The stronger the wind, the larger the particles it <span>erodes.
The stronger the wind, the larger the particles that are carried away. Erosion is the action of surface processes like wind flow and water flow that carries rocks, soil and dissolved particles from one point to another.</span><span>
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In the Hershey and Chase experiment, they aimed to show where the phage DNA went when it exited the protein coat and entered the bacteria. In this scenario, the two student's approach won't work because amino acids (and therefore all proteins) also have nitrogen atoms which ultimately means that the radioactivity would not distinguish between DNA and proteins and the experiment will not provide the correct results.
The presence of limestone<span> and other calcium carbonate rock in </span>lakes<span> and streams helps to maintain a constant pH </span>because<span> the minerals react with the excess </span>acid<span>. However, </span>acid rain<span> eventually can overcome the buffering capacity of the surface water.
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We breathe out carbon dioxide to get into the plants and u know they give oxygen and water normally comes to the plant by rain or by us watering plants.
When mitosis is finished, a cell that had 12 replicated chromosomes at the beginning will still have 12 chromosomes.
<h3>has 12 chromosomes in a cell? After mitosis, how many chromosomes will be present in each of its daughter cells?</h3>
If the cells have 12 chromosomes during interphase, they will still have 12 in each of their daughter cells even after mitosis is complete.
<h3>At the start of meiosis, do cells have 12 chromosomes? At the conclusion of meiosis, how many will there be?</h3>
Meiosis is a cell division process in which a single parent cell divides twice to produce four daughter cells that each have half as much genetic material as the original cell. Therefore, if a cell has 12 chromosomes at the start of meiosis, then 12/2=6 chromosomes will be present in the cell by the completion of meiosis.
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