If this were to be a true and or false statement, then most bacteria found in soil may be harmful to us, yet to the plants and other organisms that rely on those plants, these bacteria are extremely helpful as they facilitate the recycling of essential nutrients and other ions that plants require such as nitrogen, which ultimately allows traces of nitrogen to be taken in by other consumers within a food chain, a crucial component for growth and development.
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A mutation could have no effect on the organism that inherits the mutation because of the chances of the organism's parents/producers. One parent may be dominantly having the mutation while the other parent may have the mutation but does not display its effects, thus labeling this parent as a carrier of the trait/mutation. Drawing a punnet square would best be used to describe the possibilities of each offspring and how each carries or shows the mutation inherited from their parents.
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In the 1800s the matter was divided into two categories
which are:
1) Organic matter
2) Inorganic matter
<span>The difference between them was that organic
referred to living matter which have life in them as opposed to inorganic
matters which are lifeless or are of geological nature such as rocks,
mountains, minerals etc.</span>
The answer is: reversing the current direction will cause the force deflecting the wire to perpendicular to the magnetic field but in the opposite direciton.
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