False, because if the second population depends on the first as a food source then if the first decimates then the second will also start to decimate
After the orginal trand has been seperated in DNA replication, the tRNA's bring together an amino acid, strands wind tightly together -corresponding base pairs are laid, and lastly, the bases are proofread for any errors.
Answer:
Any animal that is not a equine, tapir, or rhino.
Explanation:
There are 3 extant families of <u>odd toed ungulates</u>:
- Equidae (<em>horses, donkeys, zebras etc</em>)
- Rhinocerotidae (<em>rhinoceroses</em>)
- Tapiridae (<em>tapirs</em>).
If the animal isn't in one of those families, it isn't an <u>odd toed ungulate</u>.
A bonds with T in DNA
A bonds with U in RNA
G bonds with C IN DNA
In RNA, the only difference with the code is uracil takes thymines place
