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The relative size of the crest height and width of offspring raised in the tank without chemical cues is lower as compared to the parent Daphnia.
Explanation:
The size of the crest of Daphnia is directly related to the chemical cues secreted by the Notonecta. If the water has Notonecta , the size of the crest of Daphnia is increases because the crest is sensitive with the release of the chemical cues of Notonecta. So if the water has no chemical cues, the size of the crest height and width of offspring is lower as compared to the parent Daphnia.
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They work like a lock and key. Each enzyme is designed to fit into a specific substrate. Well let me start by explaining what an enzyme is and then a subtrate. An enzyme is a protein that speeds up the chemical reaction in a living organism. An enzyme acts as a catalyst for specific chemical reactions, converting a specific set of reactants called substrates into specific products.
Question:
In order for your mutant dragon population to become its own species, and needs to be separated from the original dragon population so they no longer will mate with each other. come up with an idea of how the mutant dragon population can separate itself from the original population. Link it to your environmental change.
Answer:
There are various tactics that can be used to separate the mutant dragon population, in order to create a new speices. One tactic is to lure the dragons to a location that provides them with a better food supply. Another tactic could be to temporarily relocate the whelps or fledglings, and leaving behind a trail for the Family to follow. The goal is separate the mutant dragon population from the other, and the propositions that I have provided above could possibly be the solution.
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