Explanation:
Freshwater Ecosystems
Freshwater ecosystems can be found in streams, rivers, springs, ponds, lakes, bogs and freshwater swamps. They are subdivided into two classes: those in which the water is nearly stationary, such as ponds, and those in which the water flows, such as creeks. Freshwater ecosystems are home to more than just fish: algae, plankton, insects, amphibians and underwater plants also inhabit them.
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Both contain genetic information and both have ribosomes (make proteins for tissue and cells.)
Answer:
cross breeding
Explanation:
- the gene of the f2 with red eyes was transferred to some particular offspring and those with pink eyes also and vice versa .example,
- Py Py rY rY
Py (Py Py) (Py Py) (Py rY) (PyrY)
rY (PyrY) ( PyrY ) ( rYrY ) (rYrY )
There is a magnifying glass, which also helps to see things up close, except that it cannot see small details like hair follicles or someone's DNA. There is also a telescope, which also helps see things closer but it is used to see things in space, such as planets, galaxies, and stars.