The correct answer is A. Two populations of finches that cannot produce viable offspring
Explanation:
Reproductive isolation is a biological and evolutionary phenomenon that prevents two species from successfully reproducing, this means they cannot produce offspring or the offspring is not fertile, even if these species had a common ancestor. Additionally, as a result of reproductive isolation, each species keeps its genes and features. This phenomenon is best exemplified in "Two populations of finches that cannot produce viable offspring " because this refer to the barriers for different species to reproduce or produce viable offspring, which is the focus of reproductive isolation.
Answer:
is the higher number of a blood pressure reading.
Explanation: systolic blood pressure is the higher number of a blood pressure reading and its measure in millimeter of mercury.
Systolic pressure is the amount of pressure in the arteries when contraction takes place in heart. Diastolic pressure is the pressure the heart when it relaxes. It is the lower number of blood pressure reading
When the systolic pressure is >120mm Hg and diastolic is less than 80mm Hg it is normal
120-129mm Hg and diastolic less than 80mm Hg it high and such person needs a regular medical check up
But when systolic 129-139 mmHg
and diastolic is 90mm Hg or above it means the individual is having hypertension stage 1
Above 140mm Hg is hypertension stage 2 and it is the most severe stage. It means the person is hypertensive and medical attention needs to be seek for necessary treatment as this could lead to death of such individual if not well managed.
All living cells arise from pre existing cells.
Answer:
Cysteine
Explanation:
<u>Determine the Amino acid that is primarily involved in Binding </u>
The Amino acid that is primarily involved in Binding is Cysteine. while the other Amino acid ( i.e. Histidine ) will be involved in Catalysis.
since the enzyme is functional at pH 6 to 8. and Cysteine has a pH of 5, it should be deprotonated and used primarily for Binding .
