The correct option is (C) The eggs from the female laying 1,000 eggs have larger yolks than the yolks of the eggs from the female laying 100 eggs.
The sequence of survival and reproduction events characteristic for a member of the species is known as the life history of the species (essentially, its lifecycle).
- Natural selection drives the evolution of life cycle patterns, which are a "optimization" of trade-offs between growth, survival, and reproduction.
- The quantity of eggs laid by female fish during reproduction may vary, but it doesn't provide accurate information if the eggs from the female that lays less eggs have more yolk.
- Given that the fitness factor remains the same, the quantity of eggs laid does not necessarily correspond to the amount of yolk in the eggs.
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Your answer would be, that is, They Are Compressible.
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Yes, we should get involved if a species is disappearing since it would disrupt the balance of nature, which means that there could be an overpopulation of species or the disappearance of a species could result in a disappearance of another species.
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Answer:
(3) a single variable
Explanation:
A control experiment can be defined as an experiment in which a condition assumed to be a probable cause of the effect is being compared to the same situation by the scientist without involving or using the suspected condition.
Controlled variable refers to anything or quantity such as group, person, event, etc., that is held constant by the researcher during an experiment and as such is limited.
The first trial of a controlled experiment allows a scientist to isolate and test a single variable.
Generally, most scientific experiments usually have a control group so as to avail scientists (experimentalists) an ability to compare the outcome of their test results before testing a single variable. This control group is not given the treatment or influenced by the same single (independent) variable as the experimental group.
Therefore, this is the reason why science completely or totally rejects any hypothesis which is not supported by observations, as well as the results obtained from control experiments.
This ultimately implies that, for any hypothesis to be acceptable in science, it must be supported by observations and the results of control experiments; this give rise to factual informations, theories and by extension solutions to problems.
