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Answer:
Fetal alcohol syndrome
Explanation:
Fetal Alcohol Syndrome
This is simply known as growth, mental and physical impairments that sometimes occur in baby when a women consumes alcohol during pregnancy period.
It is said to occurs mostly in the first trimester of pregnancy as alcohol enters the blood stream, crosses the placenta to the fetuses system.
Fetal metabolism is much slower so it remove from nutrition and oxygen from reaching the baby's vital organs (brain)
The syndrome is common among 2-1.5 infants in every 1000 births. Symptoms of this syndrome includes poor memory, attention deficits, impulsive behaviors, poor reasoning skills etc. Impaired hippocampus dendrites reduced cerebellar size etc.
Answer:
Reduce the rate of evolution
Explanation:
Sexual reproduction is the mode at which living organisms produce variation in species. This is important for phenotypic plasticity, adaptation, evolution and preservation of a species. The crux of sexual reproduction is to allow the exchange of genetic material between two genetically diverse individuals to produce offspring that are genetically diverse from both parents and the individuals in its clutch. Whenever sexual recombination occurs between hyphae of the same mating type there is no variation in genetic information and therefore no opportunity for variation. Unless there are external factors that influences gene sequences there will be few to no chances for variation. This reduces the rate of evolution considerable and exposes the specie to deletion if they encounter a disease or environmental condition they cannot overcome.
Answer:
Qualitative research
Explanation:
This approach is used to gain an understanding of underlying motivation, reasons, and opinions. It provides the idea or insight into the problem and to gain knowledge on the area of work related to the research topic. Qualitative research includes interviews, direct observation of the subject.
Answer:
True
Explanation:
I learned it in 5th grade
