The answer is C. Genetic Isolation.
Genetic isolation occurs when there is no genetic exchange between organisms of the population or species. One of the reasons that cause genetic isolation is geographical separation. The reason why some species of koalas are only found in Australia and lemurs in Madagascar is that they cannot mate with other species outside of their geographical boundary.
One of the most common real-life examples of their use is preparing a surface for painting. Did you know that painters generally spray down the exterior of a house with ribosomes before applying the first coat, so the paint will stick better.
Lysosomes
gets rid of old, worn-out parts of the cell
both animal and plant cells
(mainly in animal cells)
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The answer to this question is <span>fatty acids, glycerol.
Hope this helps.</span>