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People have to earn a living, and we only have one world to share. When a farmer plants his crop, he kills any bugs, molds, or rodents that might destroy the plants. If there is a law against that, then either the farmer commits a crime, or he can't support his family and has to collect welfare. Either way, he stops paying taxes. A government can not stand when the people don't pay taxes.
We already have laws in the USA that make a farmer liable if a protected species of duck eats a protected species of bug on his property. The only reason that is possible is that everybody ignores the law. So there is no point in having the law. Somehow, everybody fails to see why this is a stupid way to run a country.
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Koch's postulates say that microbes are present in the case of every disease and these disease-causing microbes can be isolated to grow in pure culture. He also said that this pure culture if transferred in healthy individual it will cause disease.
Chytrids contain many parasite fungus that infects amphibians and by using Koch postulate we can show that chytrid infections are responsible for the frog deaths.
First, we have to take the sample from dead diseased amphibian then this sample should be inoculated in a selective media which supports the growth of chytrid fungus and not bacteria.
Then this pure culture of fungus is transferred in a healthy amphibian. The death from chytrid infection of healthy amphibian will show that chytrid infections are responsible for the frog deaths.
The first stage of the water cycle would be affected greatly. More water will be evaporated therefore causing a lot of rain at the end of the water cycle.
The reason chameleons change color is to allow them to camouflage where ever they are so that they can hide better from predators.
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Reproductive Isolation
Explanation:
This type of reproductive isolation is called temporal isolation. The two sub-population of the same incipient caterpillar species could interbreed, however, they reproduce at different seasons and thus rarely interbreed. These two sub-populations could diverge into two different caterpillar species if the isolation continues over time and as they adapt to their different niches.