Your best bet is most likely going to be B
A Chromosome holds part or all of the genetic material of an organism. It also includes packaging proteins which, aided by chaperone proteins, bind to and condense the DNA molecule to prevent it from becoming an unmanageable tangle.
So yes your best bet is B.
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The selection in this case would be natural selection.
Natural selection is a process that involves organisms with favorable characteristics having a higher chance of reproductive success, and passing on their traits onto the offspring. This process, as opposed to artificial selection, does not involve human intervention and is a natural phenomenon.
In our case, whales with maximum length (the favorable trait) are mating on accord of their own, without external factors governing the process; hence, the selection is natural.
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a. the production of bubbles by the plant when it is in darkness
Explanation:
The indirect observation that will show that the gas produced in this experiment is oxygen is by observing the bubbles on the surface of water in darkness.
Oxygen gas is a by product of photosynthesis. Photosynthesis occurs in the dark and when there is light.
If we observed the bubbles over water, it shows that oxygen gas is given off and the water plant is photosynthesizing. This is a good way to observe the oxygen gas indirectly.
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Answer:
Unstable membrane potentials
Explanation:
<span>Clouded Leopard are less abundant range wide than when last accessed in 2007. Some range countries have maintained status quo Clouded Leopard abundance, however, the majority of range countries have experienced moderate declines, with serious declines noted for Myanmar, Viet Nam and China. The causes of Clouded Leopard declines are attributed primarily to (1) direct exploitation, (2) range fragmentation, and (3) reduction in habitat quality. Clouded Leopard exploitation for pelts is well documented in several countries, including the infamous Tachilek market along the Thai–Myanmar border. The frequency of Clouded Leopard parts available at market indicates increased pressure from hunting (Oswell 2010). Ongoing deforestation in countries such as Myanmar and Cambodia is also leading to increased fragmentation and reduction of optimal habitat for Clouded Leopard.</span>
