Answer:
c. Unusually high migration variance Individuals that are very successful at migrating to new populations, but cannot mate in the new locations.
Explanation:
Gene flow refers to the movement of alleles between the local populations when individuals form a population migrate into the other population. Gene flow can occur only if the migrated individuals mate successfully with the individuals of the other population. This would add new alleles from immigrant individuals to the gene pool of the population leading to evolution.
If the immigration is not followed by the mating of the immigrants with individuals of the local population, there would not be any addition of new alleles to the gene pool and the population would not exhibit evolution by gene flow.
Answer:
Environmental factors that affect plant growth include light, temperature, water, humidity, and nutrition. ... It is important to understand how these factors affect plant growth and development.
Explanation:
The carbon cycle is when carbon travels from the atmosphere into organisms and the earth then back into the atmosphere. Within the ecosystem it helps plants make food, by taking carbon dioxide from the air. The animals eat the food, the carbon is either stored in their bodies or released as carbon dioxide (CO2) through the process of respiration.
Autosomes. The somatic chromosomes are referred to as autosomes.
Answer/Explanation:
Normal cell division is a very controlled process.
There are several checkpoints where the cell ensures the cell is:
- receiving the correct signals to divide
- that the environmental conditions are favourable for the cell to divide
- that there is no damage to the DNA.
However, cancerous cells proliferate uncontrollably. This is because they can bypass the checkpoints and divide without the necessary signals. This means cell division keeps occurring even when conditions are unfavourable and the DNA is damaged.
