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Hypothesis is tested by doing an experiment and COLLECTING DATA.
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Founder effect is the example of migration of a random few individuals from one population to a new area to establish a new population.Thus, option C is correct.
What is migration?
Migration is defined as movement of individuals from one place to another in search of employment and livelihood.Some people lives permanently after migration and some returns back to the native place.
Internal migration is the type of migration in which people migrate within state and country.
External migration is the migration to different state and country.
The phenomenon of moving into new place is known as immigration.
Seasonal migration is the migration in which animals or humans migrate in a particular season due to climatic condition.
Therefore,migration of a random few individuals from one population to a new area to establish a new population is an example of founder effect.
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Migration of a random few individuals from one population to a new area to establish a new population is an example of _
A) bottleneck effect
B) mutation
C) founder effect
D) selection
Answer:
The correct answer is D. is a facultative anaerobe
Explanation:
A facultative anaerobe is the organisms that can live in the absence of oxygen but prefer to utilize the oxygen when oxygen is present in the environment.
An anaerobic organism requires more amount of energy sources like carbohydrates because they use the fermentation process to make energy and this process results in the formation of less energy than aerobic respiration.
All the bacteria of family Enterobacteriaceae that live in the intestine are facultative anaerobes. Therefore facultative anaerobe can thrive in both the presence and absence of oxygen so the correct answer is D. is a facultative anaerobe.
Answer:
The function of the pleura is to allow optimal expansion and contraction of the lungs during breathing. The pleural fluid acts as a lubricant, allowing the parietal and visceral pleura to glide over each other friction free. This fluid is produced by the pleural layers themselves.
