The petition of right aim to prevent the monarch from:
a) negotiating with foreign governments
b) unjustified imprisonment of individuals
c) increasing taxes without the consent of the Parliament
<h3>What was the Petition of Right?</h3>
- An English constitutional document known as The Petition of Right, passed on June 7, 1628, outlines particular personal defenses against the government and is said to be of comparable importance to Magna Carta and the Bill of Rights of 1689.
- It was a civil liberties proclamation that contained a number of particular fabrications about claimed violations of the basic law by the monarch.
- The revised petition rightfully asked the official acknowledgement of four moral ideals.
- Usually, it involved tax increases that could only be approved by Parliament.
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Answer:
Eukaryotic genetic variation occurs with vertical gene transfer while prokaryotic genetic variation occurs with horizontal gene transfer.
Explanation:
Genetic variation is when the genetic content of the offsprings are different from that of the parents. It is a phenomenon achieved in different ways by different organisms. Eukaryotic organisms undergo sexual and asexual reproduction in which they transfer genetic material (DNA) to their offsprings. This process of transfer of DNA from parents to their offsprings is called VERTICAL GENE TRANSFER. In sexually reproducing organisms, meiosis is undergone where CROSSING-OVER is the process that increases the chances of genetic diversity.
However, in prokaryotic cells that use other methods like transformation, transduction and conjugation to increase genetic diversity among their species since asexual reproduction does not produce genetically different offsprings. Prokaryotes like bacteria transfer or receive genetic material (DNA) from other bacteria species that are not their offsprings. This process is called HORIZONTAL GENE TRANSFER.
Xylem vessel, that's the one that transport water and mineral ions up to the plant.
The other factors that effect the rate of photosynthesis reactions are -
Light intensity
Temperature
Concentration of Oxygen
Concentration of Carbon Dioxide
Water
Answer:
A.
Explanation:
I'm pretty sure it's A, glucose produced during photosynthesis.:) Hope it helps.
