Answer:
Population
Explanation:
A population in biology, is simply a group of individual organisms of the same species sharing a common gene pool that are dwelling in a similar habitat or geographical area. The individuals of a group have the capability to interbreed with each other to produce viable offspring that are fertile, however, interbreeding with other similar groups is usually not successful. Also, genetic variation exists within individuals of a population. Examples of a population are: mountain gorillas in Africa, African elephants etc.
I believe it’s the third answer but I’m not 100% sure.
I believe it’s rat fish and octopus but I’m not completely sure
Paleomagnetism is the study of the terrestrial magnetic field during rocks formation or geological processes. The correct option is D. <em>The study of the </em><em>magnetic qualities </em><em>of </em><em>ancient rocks.</em>
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Paleomagnetism is a branch of geology, and refers to the study of the terrestrial magnetic field registered at the moment of a rock formation or during subsequent relevant geological processes, such as metamorphism.
It is based on three basic assumptions:
- Axial geocentric dipole
- Record of the primary magnetic field
- Invariable record in time
The paleomagnetic analysis includes a series of control tools used to verify que acomplishments of these assumptions in the study area.
The correct option would be option <em>D. The study of the </em><em>magnetic qualities </em><em>of </em><em>ancient rocks.</em>
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Answer:
Approximately six
Explanation:
The codon GGU
Single base substitution that will change this codon that codes for glycine to another amino acid includes: a single base substitution in the GGU codon such as GGU- AGU can occur. thus, approximately six single base substitution can take place to change this codon to code for another amino acid. A single base substitution cannot change the codon to a stop codon unless it happens twice or there is more than a single base substitution.
