Answer:
If the pallied-winged grasshopper population decreases dramatically, ideally the food chain would get disrupt as grasshopper being primary consumer is a prey for secondary consumer, like frog for the nutrition. In this situation frog's source of nutrition would delimit and consequently, the food chain
Explanation:
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For question 1 your answer would b C EVAPORATION
The Carbon Cycle goes from the environment through us then into the atmosphere kind of how evaporation does water; water would go to the environment then into us and evaporate into the sky
For question 2 your answer would be A EARTHS ROTATION
The result of Earth's rotation on weather patterns and ocean currents. The Coriolis effect<span> makes storms swirl clockwise in the Southern hemisphere and counterclockwise in the Northern Hemisphere.
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For question 3 your answer would be C <span>Identical fossils were found on continents that were far apart.
There were fossil records matched up to continents that were supposed to be side by side at one point. </span><span>Fossils found on the east coast of Brazil match quite nicely with fossils found in western South Africa. Also, he noticed that a lot of the fossilized life found in the rock record didn't fit in the climates they were found in.
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Answer:
The right order is 3, 1, 2.
Explanation:
The most superficial layer is 3, which describes the Cornea. This layer, which is first hit by light, is made of transparent and resistant fabric. It protects the eyeball from trauma and contamination and helps shape the globe and refract light.
Then, the layer described as 1 is the pigmented part that has melanocytes, which may be the uvea that consists of the whole of the iris, choroid membrane and ciliary processes.
Finally, the deepest layer in this question describes the lens, which is a gelatinous biconvex lens. This important structure enables the eye to focus on objects.
Answer:
The statement that supports the idea that the genetic code is common to all living things is All living things have genes that use the same nitrogenous bases (choice B).
Explanation:
All living organisms possess DNA, a nucleic acid molecule that contains all the genetic information of living beings. This information is transcribed into mRNA, where it becomes the genetic code that determines the synthesis of biomolecules, such as proteins.
The DNA molecule is made up of sequences of four nitrogenous bases: adenine, guanine, thymine and cytosine. <u>These nitrogenous bases are common in the DNA of all living organisms</u>.
Since genes consist of DNA fragments, with specific sequences of the same nitrogenous bases, then it is true to state that all living things have genes that use the same nitrogenous bases.
The other options are not correct because:
<em> A. Living organisms have different ways of reproduction.
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<em> C. The way living things use energy is different, and there is no evidence that the genetic code is common to all of them.
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<em> D. The way organisms adapt is not supported by the fact that they possess a common genetic code.</em>
