Interesting biology question.
In order to answer this question, I hope you understand what is mitosis: cell division that creates two diploid "daughter" cells that are identical to each other. Gametes, remember, are the reproductive cells (egg cells and sperm).
If human gametes were made by mitosis, which is not true, because gametes are made in meiosis, they would simply be diploid with somatic cells. The two gametes would have 92 chromosomes, as each cell has 46 chromosomes. And after each generation, the number of chromosomes would keep doubling, which would be very weird. Remember that the normal amount of chromosomes that a human being has, is 46. Maybe humans would have mutations if that happened.
Answer:
Human microbiome
Explanation:
The microbiota that aggregates in the human tissues including placenta, skin, lungs, saliva, and seminal fluid is the human microbiome. The microbiota can be virus, bacteria, fungi and protists.
The microbiome present in the human gut helps in digestion and also provides immunity. Microbiomes can be healthy or unhealthy and an imbalance of both can lead to weight gain, high cholesterol and blood sugar. These are the ecological communities that includes symbiotic, commensal and pathogenic microorganisms.
<span>No. Because the hawk and owl hunt similar prey but occupy different ecological niches.</span>
The correct options is (D)
2AgCl + Ca(NO3)2
Answer:
They should think of an alternative explanation for their results.
Explanation:
The next step that the scientists should take is to interpret why their hypothesis went wrong. The researchers should look for patterns in their observations and provide an alternative explanation for the results which occurred. Based on the results and their understandings, they should further make another hypothesis and check for its authenticity.
In scientific researches, the results of a hypothesis generally do not get the expected results but this leads to new findings and discoveries.
