Answer:
pollution/gas/plants/animals/littering
Explanation:
find a article that talks about those. start you sentence off by saying the things the our making our enverment bad and try finding quotes from the article you choose
First Plasmid is a chromosomal element often a circular DNA.
The uptake of a plasmid from the environment is NOT a common event reason being, bacteria naturally take up DNA from their environment in a process called transformation. Thus if a bacterium takes up a piece of DNA that cannot be maintained in a cell then that cell will not survive.
<h2>Answer:</h2>
Approximately all characteristics are inheritable but some characteristic of our body is affected by the external environment.
<h3>Growth:</h3>
Growth is the basic property of a living organism. It can be controlled by the genes like height. But mainly it is dependent on the available nutrients to the body. So a healthy environment with all necessary nutrients leads to healthy perfect growth of the body.
<h3>RB C count:</h3>
Red blood cells counts also effected by environment. The environment which has a sufficient amount of oxygen leads to low blood count as compared to an environment with low oxygen which leads to high red blood cell count.
<h3>Immunity:</h3>
Immunity is the property of living organism to fight against the harmful agents that invade the body.
People most exposed to germs are more immune than people who often face the germs.
Hello!
A polar molecule is where one of the atoms in a molecule has a slight positive charge, and another has a slight negative charge, due to the unequal sharing of electrons.
Water is one of these molecules - the electrons spend more time around the oxygen atom in the center, and less around the hydrogens, so the hydrogen atoms have a slight positive charge, and the oxygen a slight negative.
Therefore, your answer is B, water has a slight negative and a slight positive charge at opposite poles.
Hope this helps!
With the overuse of chemical fertilizers, many lawns now have it to where decomposers can't live. This interferes most directly with the lawn ecosystem to recycle important nutrients. The correct answer is choice number 2.
