the correct answer is option <u>A. effluent from </u><u>factories</u><u>. </u><u> </u> (◍•ᴗ•◍)
Answer:
B) Changes in the temperature and salinity of water.
Explanation:
<em>Options</em>:
A) Migration of bottom feeders into the region.
<u>B) Changes in the temperature and salinity of water. </u>
C) Migration of fresh water fish to places near the mouths of rivers.
D) Formation of breeding grounds for various species in the shallow waters.
Sea level changes are among the most relevant issues that our planet is facing due to climate change. This phenomenon impacts the salinity and temperature of the ocean because of the melting of glaciers, and ice sheets. Therefore, <u>melting ice alters the level of salinity of the water which, along with temperature, also effect the density of the ocean water, altering ocean currents and productivity.</u> These impacts alter the distribution, behavior, and ecology of marine organisms.
<em>*Note: The melting of the glaciers and ice sheets - result of anthropogenic climate change - has increased sea level.</em>
Enzymes are proteins that behave as biological catalysts. They need to have a very specific three-dimensional shape in order for the reaction to occur. If the three-dimensional shape is not formed correctly then the chemical reaction, that is supposed to be promoted by the enzyme, may not occur.
Explanation:
As the Siamese cat are temperature sensitive affecting its colour pigmentation because of it genetics. The Himalayan rabbit also have pigmentation genes in it genetic make up that are temperature sensitive.
The white-haired Himalayan rabbit has black ears, nose, paws, and tail which are usually the coldest part of the body even in most animals.
A DNA segment ''gene C'' in Himalayan rabbits codes for black fur coloration and it is activated by temperature at about 20°C. A Himalayan rabbit reared at this temperature will grow the normal white fur, while the colder part of the body grows black fur.
It’s a technique used to separate DNA fragments or other macromolecules