Answer:
Pyramid is a good representation of energy flow in an ecosystem because the shape of pyramid is wider at the bottom and pointed at the top. In the ecosystem, population of plants are maximum so it is placed at the bottom of the pyramid while the organisms such as tertiary consumers are placed at the top of the pyramid due to low in population. So pyramid is a good representation.
Answer – Vihara; Chaitya
Buddhist monastic communities made two types of rock-cut
halls; one was called the Vihara, used for the monks' living quarters, and
the other was the Chaitya, which meant
"sanctuary."
Answer: Carbon dioxide
Explanation:
The chemolithophs are the prokaryotes which uses inorganic matter in order to make organic materials for the other processes.
These organism get energy by the oxidation of the inorganic compounds. The organism such as human beings breaks down the organic compounds in order to get energy and nutritional building block.
The macro molecule used by the organism is carbon dioxide.
The correct option is D. Organisms work best at their optimum temperature and pH, above and below these temperature they will not be able to function as expected. It is possible that the students above use different temperature and pH when they were carrying out their experiments, this will result in different efficiency rate by the yeasts.
When DNA replicates, each strand of the original DNA molecule is used as a template for the synthesis of a second is known as complementary strand. 5' side on top, broken arrow 3' side on bottom, non-continuous arrow called lagging strand. Continuous strand to 5 to 3 in complementary called as leading strand.
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what is Okazaki fragments?
The Okazaki fragments also known as lagging strand that are joined together by the enzyme DNA ligase.
These leading and lagging strands only formed in the DNA replication and DNA polymerase is the enzyme which helps in DNA dependent replication. DNA polymerase forms two identical DNA strands from a single DNA molecule.
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