By using google translate cause you can write it down on a piece of paper and give it to her
Static Energy.
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This is true.
An easy way to remember this is that Cis-acting elements are physically linked to a set of structural genes. So promoters and operators are physically linked to the gene they express. They are cis acting because they are on the same strand as the structural gene they control.
On the other side, trans means that they can come from somewhere else and act. A good example of this would be regulatory proteins. These could be expressed somewhere else (or on a different strand) and then bind and affect transcription.
Since the lion fish became the apex predator in the controlled environment, I will balance the cycle by adding a (1) new predator which typically feeds on a lion fish and (2) another predatoir which preys on the predator which eats lion fish and preys on lionfish (which unquestionably preys on the lionfishes' prey too).
This method is effective because in every experiment, there is always a control. The control speciment will be the predator which preys on the lionfish.
Development can be noted if and only if the populatyion of the lionfish is decreased. If it happened and it will happen, the population of the two predators I added will be decreased proportional to the number of the lionfishes around.
Using integral calculus: <span>Exponential Growth and </span><span>Decay, we will be able to track down clearly the population of each species in the controlled environment.</span>
