In an ecosystem, all the trophic level in a food web are closely interlinked and any change in one level is bound to affect the other levels. The various trophic levels may correspond to producers (such as grass and plants), primary consumers (such as deer), secondary consumers (such as tigers or lions, etc.), etc. If we reduce the land available or necessary for sustaining the ecosystem by half (5 acres instead of 10 acres).
Answer:
eight (8)
Explanation:
A phenotypic ratio of 9:3:3:1 is predicted from a cross of AaBb x AaBb (i.e., in a dihybrid cross). In this case, the expected phenotypic ratio is equal to:
A_B_ (9:3:3:1) =71.43 >> 71 both dominant phenotypes
aaB_ (9:3:3:1) = 23.81 >> 24 one dominant phenotype
A_bb (9:3:3:1) = 23.81 >> 24 one dominant phenotype
aabb (9:3:3:1) = 7.93 >> 8 both recessive phenotypes
Expected phenotipic ratio (9:3:3:1) = 71 + 24 + 24 + 8 = 127
I would say the answer is D
It depends if it is an adult, newborn or older foals
Answer:
The atomic model is our understanding of how the atom is structured. At one point in history, people believed that any substance was simply made of that substance and would retain that property no matter how small a quantity it was reduced to. Later, some argued that all matter was made of tiny particles called atoms. While this is correct, later researchers found that even the atoms were made of smaller particles called electron, protons, and neutrons. More recently, scientists have discovered quarks, tiny particles that makeup protons and neutrons.
