These organelles are like the organs in a human and they help the cell stay alive. Each organelle has it's own specific function to help the cell survive. The nucleus of a eukaryotic cell directs the cell's activities and stores DNA. Eukaryotes also have a golgi apparatus that packages and distributes proteins. Hope this helps!
Allele frequency:
Number of times an allele occurs in a gene pool compared with the number of alleles in that pool for the same gene
Answer and Explanation:
The error of this argument is to state that a population will remain large and increase when it is close to the carrying capacity. This is because the carrying capacity is the term that determines that a population of living beings is living in an environment that has the minimum resources for their survival, because that population has already consumed the resources. In this case, when a bass population comes close to carrying capacity, the amount of environmental resources is starting to become scarce or limited, this will cause a decrease in the size of the population, because many members of the population will not have access to the necessary resources and will die, decreasing the population. In addition, reproduction among members of the population will be reduced, which will prevent the population from remaining large, since the mortality rate will be higher than the birth rate.
Use this:
pH = 7 => neutral
pH > 7 => basic (alkaline)
pH < 7 => acidic
So, a pH of 7.6 means the soil is alkaline.
Now, to reduce the impact you should lower the pH.
Sulfur forms acid (H2S or H2SO4) which will lower the pH.
So, adding sulfur will result in the (at least partial) neutralization of the pH and so reduce the impact on plant growth.
Answers: 1) alkaline, 2) sulfur.
Answer: a sharp pencil line on white unlined paper.
Explanation:
Drawing is a very important skill in biology and is considered a type of data collection because drawings help to record data from specimens. Drawings can highlight the important features of a specimen. A drawing is the result of a long period of observation at different depths of focus and at different magnifications.
