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When you cross a plant with a dominant Trait with a recessive version of the same trait, the recessive trait disappears in the F1 Generation and re-appears in the F2 Generation.
To identify how your experiment represents the carbon cycle analyze how each Earth's sphere participates in the cycle and relate it to the experiment.
<h3>What is the carbon cycle?</h3>
This is a natural phenomenon on Earth in which carbon circulates through different spheres.
<h3>What is the role of each sphere?</h3>
- Atmosphere: Contains gaseous carbon as carbon dioxide.
- Biosphere: Plants use carbon and release oxygen; on the other hand, animals produce carbon as a result of the breathing process.
- Geosphere: Contains carbon, which is the result of processes such as organisms' decay.
- Hydrosphere: Contains dissolved carbon.
<h3>How do you relate the experiment to the natural process?</h3>
- Identify the components of your experiment and the way they interact with carbon.
- Compare this function to the function of the speheres.
- Relate the experiment and natural model.
Note: This question is incomplete because there is not information about the experiment; due to this, the answer is based on general knowledge.
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The correct answer is option 2- Study the lionfish in their natural habitat in the Pacific Ocean.
As mentioned in the question that lionfish is considered to be highly dangerous due to their fierce and veracious life style. In order to know more about the characteristics and impact of lionfish in order to develop potential solutions to the issue is to:
- Capture lionfish and study their spine in lab
- Study their life style in their natural habitat
This will help us to improvise ways that could help us protect other fishes from lionfish and also help us to develop a safe environment for the other marine animals.
