<u>Answer</u>:- Option B Brown
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- When the beetles are living in a vegetation, then the most important point is that they are living in an environment where <em>green is the predominant color.</em>
- Since, the birds who will come to look for food, will have to identify the beetles against a green backdrop the green beetles are <em>most</em> safe as they can easily merge with their green surroundings. This is known as camouflage.
- The mixed beetles will be less fit as compared to the green beetles as the chances of them to be identified by the birds will be more as they are not completely green and are not able to fully merge with the surroundings.
- However, the brown beetles will be <em>least</em> fit to survive in this environment as they can be most easily identified against the green backdrop. They will be the most conspicuous of the three beetles. Thus, the birds will feed more often on the brown beetles and hence, they are least fit to survive in the vegetation.
This phenomena in which the organism who is best adapted to survive in a given environment and leave more progeny is termed as <em>survival of the fittest.</em>
The correct answer is D. Nuclei
During this process, multiple nuclei are created and they all exist at the same time until the cytoplasm separates and starts forming new cells, which is when the nuclei enter these new cells and separate, forming thus new cells.
Answer: C. Earths rotation on its axis
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A P E X I got it right but could be different for some
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Proteins even make up most of your hair. ... While a structure such as a nucleus is only found in eukaryotes, every cell needs ribosomes to manufacture proteins. Since there are no membrane-bound organelles in prokaryotes, the ribosomes float free in the cytosol. Ribosomes are found in many places around a eukaryotic cell.</h2>
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<em>This isn't my answer, BUT, you can read more about the prokaryotic cells and their functions, and what they're made up of here at this website: </em>
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I'm not sure.... but Manuel scalpels?
