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Darwin's Theory of Evolution by Natural Selection: Individual variation: there are variations among individuals within species. ... Individuals vary in their ability to survive and reproduce. Those with the most favorable traits will survive longer and have more offspring.
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The orchids derive nutrients from the association at very young stages of its life cycle while the fungi obtain water and organic matter
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As stated in this question, fungi species belonging to the phylum Basidiomycota form mycorrhizal associations with a flowering plant called orchids. This relationship is a mutualistic one because both participants benefit from the relationship.
In this association, the young orchid plant relies on the mycorrhizal fungi's metabolism to get nutrients needed for its development in form of carbohydrates while the fungi in return gets water (from the roots of the plant) and organic matter.
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Convection occurs through the movement of particles. As particles become heated, the molecules move faster and faster, and as molecules move apart, density decreases. The warmer, less dense material rises compared to the surrounding cooler, higher density material.
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A. Ocean basins getting smaller or water returning to the hydrological cycle.
As ocean basins get smaller the amount of water on them does not dimish, this is why the sea level rises, same volume with less width you need more height, and as the water returns from the hydrological cycle, you add volume which makes the sea level go up.
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The answer is there (3). This is because a mitochondrion has it own DNA called mitochondrial DNA. Therefore the three genetic materials from different parents (mitochondria from donor mother, DNA from biological mother and DNA from biological father) would be present in the baby. Somatic nucleus transfer is the medical procedure used when the biological mother has mitochondria disorder which she would not wish to pass to her offsprings (which are inherited maternally).
