Answer:
Under law? Depending where and what biz is there is NO obligation, or little if any in most cases.
Under morals, aka higher principles most bussinesses would just have to close.
Under Biblical principles, to subdue is one thing, to destroy is another. Much can be done but won't be because of cost/politics over logic. Sometimes that too is a natural resource, it's called freedom and or liberty and someone is using a lever for an alternate motive just saying it's for the 'trees’. Other cases it's plain and clear destruction for profit and nothing is said.
Record forest fires have occurred in west, some of it because environmentalists interfered with forest management to the point of cost in court and in the field leaving nothing to do. Areas that needed undergrowth and deadwood removed were kept untouched decades. Red tape and global warming made fuel stack up.
If pea plant cells contain 14 chromosomes, a pea plant's gamete cell contains 7 chromosomes.
<h3>Describe chromosomes.</h3>
Chromosomes are a pair of thread-like structures that are found in cells.
Re genes and a person's personality are found on the chromosomes.
Meiosis causes the daughter cells to contain half of each chromosome.
<h3>What does a chromosome do primarily?</h3>
Chromosomes' primary role is to transport DNA, which is the building block of all genetic material. DNA contains the genetic instructions for a number of cellular processes. These activities are necessary for the organisms' development, maintenance, and procreation. Chromosomes are shielded by proteins like histones.
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Answer: Option C) proximal convoluted tubule
Explanation:
The nephron has the proximal tubule where some water, amino acids and salts which are useful to the body are reabsorbed into the blood capillaries against concentration gradient by active transport.
Thus, the process of selective reabsorbtion takes place in the proximal convoluted tubule
Transfer of RNA becomes charged in activation. charged tRNA occurs when<span> amino acid is attached. Reads the codon of mRNA during translation.</span>
