I will go with A ....as radiation is out of question..... DNA sequence is same in all.......I don't think evolution is a mistake !
so A
One evolutionary explanation for why lizards living in the same part of the habitat would have similar characteristics is adaptation. It is a function or structure that is very common in lizards and other animals. If the lizards are leaving in a same part of habitat they will have the same characteristics which they will adapt coming from the same habitat.
The coarse focus knob on the SI V-Scope lowers and raises the microscope stage and uses power to focus.
The coarse focus knob on most microscopes is located around the bottom center part of the arm of the microscope as illustrated in the image below. The larger of the two knobs and one that is closest to the microscope's arm is the coarse adjustment knob.
Only the lowest power objective lens should be used with the coarse focus knob. You will only need to utilize the fine focus once it is in focus. With higher lenses, using the coarse focus could cause the lens to fall into the slide.
Focus (coarse), The coarse focus knob is used to roughly or almost focus the specimen. Focus (fine), After bringing the image into focus with the coarse focus knob, use the fine focus knob to make it more sharply focused.
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Common mistakes and misconceptions. Anaerobic respiration is a normal part of cellular respiration. Glycolysis, which is the first step in all types of cellular respiration is anaerobic and does not require oxygen. However, if oxygen is not present, some organisms can undergo fermentation to continually produce ATP.
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1. rock
2. on
3. mantle
4. volcanoes
5. active
6. lava
7. hot
8. coolest
9. geyser
10. resistant
11. tectonic
12. tectonic/pangea
13. caves
14. earthquake
15. crust
