During the 1980s, wolves were reintroduced to Yellowstone National Park after decades of absence due to attempted extermination
in the early part of the 20th century. Within 20 years, not only had the wolf population increased, but there was also a dramatic increase in other species, such as aspen, cottonwood, and willow trees, beavers, warblers, insects, and fish. These changes in Yellowstone Park are examples of how important a(n) ________ can be to an ecosystem.
Keystone species are such species that had a large effect on the natural environment. Such species are very important species as they play key role in determining and maintaining the the structure of an ecosystem and also decide or fix which type of species will be there in that environment and what will be the number of those species in that particular community. Without these keystone species an ecosystem could completely cease or all species could not work in that same manner all-together. Wolf is one of an important keystone species in the ecosystem.
Absorption is when the root absorbs water from the soil and transfers it through the xylem. Transpiration is when the water leaves the leaf surface. The water reaches the leaves through xylem
<span> The answer is a misense mutation. In this case, the substitution of the tryosine amino acid with cysteine in the same position in the sequence does not affect the polypeptide becasue both tryosine and cysteine are polar animo acids. If the substitution </span><span><span> in the polypeptide chain </span>was by amino acids with different properties, it would affect the folding of the protein and change its conformation hence also affect its function. </span>
When you get indigestion its generally because of the over production of Hydrocloric acid in the stomach which is neutralized by consuming a basic compound like milk of magnesia.
