No. Humans cannot asexually reproduce. Bacteria and some small organisms can asexually reproduce but humans can't. If we want more humans, we have to create them through sexual reproduction.
Answer:
the forces between the two charges is directly proportional to the product of the charges and inversely proportional to the square of the distance between them
Answer: (NEW) TAT CTA TGT GTG TCA TAC TCT CTA TAT CTC TCT ATA TCC
(COMPLAMENTARY) ATA GAT ACA CAC AGT ATG ACA GAT ATA GAG AGA TAT
Explanation: From what I gathered, they just want you to come up with a new sequence on your own and write down its complementary sequence. That's what I did. Hope it helps.
Yes, while multicellular organisms remove waste through the urinary system, single celled organisms expel their metabolic waste with vacuoles
The answer is A. This ensures that the resource has enough time to regenerate so as to sustain consumption. An example is that of the carrying capacity of a habitat. If a herd of cows exceed the carrying capacity of the grazeland, the grass will be depleted and the area will be predisposed to desertification. The environment will not be able to sustain the cows anymore until the herd number reduce.
