A. Adaptations
A behavioral adaptation is a change affecting the way an organism naturally acts. This type of adaption could be caused by a change in the surrounding environment or the actions of another species. For example, predatory animals might start hunting in packs -- giving them an evolutionary advantage over solo hunters.
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Not enough water is one of the most common reasons that plants are unhealthy, wilt, and die. It’s not always easy, even for expert gardeners, to get watering right. To avoid or minimize the problems associated with under watering, know the signs of plants getting too little water.
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Abiotic factors will Define which organisms are able or not to live in a specified place. The living organisms will constitute the biotic factors, which Define if and how can an organism live in a specified environment. So, the abiotic factors are controlling the biotic factors of an environment.
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The correct answer is - OoBb
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As it is given that:
O- B- snakes = brown
O- bb = orange
oo B = black
oo bb = albino
And here, the cross between an orange snake and black snake which means:
P0 : ooBB × OObb
offspring of f1 would be =
F1 : OoBb
self cross of f1 offsprings
F2 : OoBb × OoBb
Gametes OB Ob oB ob
OB OOBB OOBb OoBB OoBb
Ob OOBb OObb OoBb Oobb
oB OoBB OoBb ooBB ooBb
ob OoBb Oobb ooBb oobb
here we get approximately similar as Phenotypic ratio as mention in question- 9 : 3 : 3 : 1 or 100:25:22:13
Thus, the correct answer would be: OoBb
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Conjugation is one of the processes employed by bacteria cells for genetic exchange. It involves the transfer of genetic material from one bacterium (donor) to another bacterium (recepient) via direct contact.
The donor bacterium carries a DNA sequence called Fertility factor or F-factor, which allows it to synthesize a tube-like stucture known as pilus (plural - pili). The pili that performs this function in bacteria is called CONJUGATE PILI. The pilus draws the mating pair (donor& recepient cell) close to each other to form a wall-wall contact triggering the formation of a mating bridge. This bridge enables the transfer of genetic material, usually in form of a plasmid (a small circular piece of DNA capable of replication independently of the bacterial chromosome).
In bacterial conjugation, the process involves a small portion of the genome of the donor cell getting inculcated into the complete genome of the recepient cell. Hence, conjugation is of immense importance to bacteria, as it is an avenue to confer certain genes e.g. antibiotic-resistant genes.