Answer:
I'm sorry but what exactly is your question?
The correct answer is option D, difficulty of redesigning workable ecosystems
Reason -
The area that was redesigned into an ecosystem actually failed to attract the endangered species of clapper rails in California because of the following two reasons –
a) Failed attempt of restoration of Cord grass ( a tree which is a dominant tree in the nesting habitat of clapper rail) . Even if few such trees were there they could not grow to their full height and thus were incapable of providing adequate nesting cover
b) Due to the lack of predatory insect, some herbivore insect in the ecosystem attacked the green grasses thereby making the nesting inadequate.
THE NUCLEUS, BECAUSE FIRST OF THE NUCLEUS CONTROLS MOST OF THE HEREDITARY INFORMATION OF DNA YOU KNOW WHAT IS RIGHT? (DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACID) WHICH IS FOUND ON THE CHROMOSOMES. ALL THE OTHER ORGANELLES THAT DOES THERE OWN FUNCTIONS ARE CONTROLLED BY THE NUCLEUS. FOR EXAMPLE:
NUCLEUS: HEY RIBOSOMES!!
RIBOSOMES: YEA BOSS?
NUCLEUS: GO TO THE ENDOPLASMIC RECTULUM AND PRODUCE PROTEINS THERE
RIBOSOMES: YOU GOT IT BOSS!
SEE.... RIBOSOMES PRODUCE PROTEINS FOLLOWING CODED INSTRUCTIONS THAT COME FROM THE NUCLEUS. "THE CONTROL CENTER"
Answer: Lk for this plasmid = 47
Explanation:
The formula to compute Lk is given by :-
Topological Linking Number (Lk): Twist (Tw) + Writhe (Wr)
Given: A plasmid 41 twists and 6 right handed writhes.
i.e. Twist (Tw) = 41 , Writhe (Wr) = 6
Then, Topological Linking Number (Lk) for this plasmid : = 41+6
= 47
Hence, the Lk for this plasmid = 47
Answer:
A polygenic trait can be described as a physical trait which is influenced by more than one gene.
The three types of selection for a polygenic trait are:
1) Directional Selection: In a directional selection, one of the phenotype is favored in an ecosystem. As a result of this favoring, the allelic frequency changes and shifts in favor of this particular trait.
2) Stabilizing selection: It is a type of natural selection in which the intermediate trait is favored. The population carries a middle trait in abundance.
3) Disruptive Selection: Disruptive trait is a type of natural selection in which the traits on the extreme sides are favored. The intermediate traits are less favored.
