Answer: the expression of certain genes is affected by temperature
Explanation:
For organisms to survive changing environmental conditions, a lot of molecular processes occur in the genes.
For the arctic fox, enzymes coded by specific genes are periodically "switched on or off" depending on the temperature.
Thus, the change in colour can be EXPLAINED by the expression of certain genes affected by temperature
Pocket gophers<span> and </span>their<span> ecological cognates worldwide </span>have<span> profound impacts on </span>ecosystems<span>, from consuming vegetation to altering the soil physically. The rodents excavate vast burrow systems and deposit tailings in abandoned tunnels and on the ground surface.</span>
<span>Molten material found in the bottom of seafloors indicated underwater eruptions that formed new areas of the seafloor was presented as evidence for seafloor spreading. Due to earths magnetic polarity and its tendency to switch, iron present on the sea floor contained a magnetic record of sea floor expansion progress. Finally, drilling samples obtained in the seafloor indicated the deeper samples of were significantly older than the shallower samples that were brought up.</span>
Them the solution is hypertonic. This means that the water within the cell would exit it and go outside and the cell would shrink.
Its the person's offspring have mutated skin.
because for a mutation to be passed down to an offspring mutation has to happen in the sex cells. so that is the least likely to happen.
since the other may happen for example.
skin cancer: i am not sure how but definitely sure that it is the second least that is gonna happen. (trust me)
reduced functioning of skin cell yes.: if there are changes in the nucleotides which can give a diff amino acid.
and no change. cuz if the mutation occurs but the nucleotides still codes for the same amino acid then there is no problem!!
