<span>It began with selective breeding in the ancient times where a population with desirable traits were bred with other population to achieve a desired set of traits. It then continued with the advance in the discovery of bacteria (Escherichia coli) and antibiotics. Then Watson and Crick discovered the structure of DNA. The latest advance being that of gene sequencing and gene editing tools. </span>
The best answer is c - a hickory tree.
An organism is defined as a living thing which can function on its own. It has interdependent parts and is capable to some degree of responding to stimuli, can reproduce, grow and develop and maintain homeostasis. Plants are organisms because they fulfill all these characteristics.
On organism is made up of one or more cells. If it has only one cell it is called a unicellular organism and if it has more than one cell it called a multi cellular organism.
The bloom in the population of algae might negatively affect the ecosystem because big changes to the population of one organism in an ecosystem could affect other organisms.
<h3>Effects of population change</h3>
A sudden increase in the population of a species in an ecosystem could affect the population of other species in ways we could not even imagine.
The population expansion could create several problems such as competition for space, nutrients, and even food. Another problem could be pollution.
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Answer:
The statement indicates the young adult has attained the Social-Contract Orientation stage
Explanation:
It indicates the young adult has attained the Social-Contract Orientation stage as propounded by Kohlberg in his theory of moral development. The young adult at this stage sees the society from a different perspective in his own right. The individual sees laws as social contracts that needs to be adjusted or changed when necessary to seek the general welfare of the people in the society. In this case, the individual seeks the orientation of the society to ensure people living with AIDS in the society are not marginalized.
