Answer:
<u>The woodpeckers wouldn't have homes/shelters to keep themselves safe so they would slowly die out.</u>
Answer 2:
I'm pretty sure you can also say, <u>they would have to adapt to living in a new species of tree</u>
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The two resulting populations will evolve and adapt differently over time to the different ranges as the conditions change in both ranges.
Their color, size, lifespan, and consumption choices may change with that.
After all of this takes place, you're left with 2 new breeds/species of butterflies.
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Answer:
Option A is correct (Alfred Wallace).
Explanation:
Option A is correct (Alfred Wallace).
According to the evolution theory all living species are evolved from a simple life source with the passage of time.
Points of natural selection:
- Genetic variation are passed from generation to generation but environment can cause variations too.
- Individuals in species have gene variation which is due to random mutation
- Those who can not adopt to environment can not have their genes pass to next generation.
- Natural Selection is also called as "Survival of the fittest".
Plant cells have vacuoles and these can either store useful products or waste products. The cell can get ride of the waste by bringing it to the cell membrane and then the cell membrane closes around the garbage. All of this is possible because of the vacuoles.
Plants cells differ from animal cells in that plant cells, but not animal cells, have the following a. Golgi bodies and mitochondria b. mitochondria and microtubules c. chloroplasts and large vacuoles d. endoplasmic reticulum and nucleusg
