The ability to analyze DNA via DNA sequencing and other molecular analysis techniques has made it easier to group molecules into categories that represent lines of phylogeny.
Phylogeny is based on similar physical and genetic characteristics between organisms. Before such techniques, scientists were able to discern and group organisms only on the basis of their morphology, or their physical shape or appearance.
I think it is A and D (at least those are the ones that made the most sence to me).
<u>Answer:</u>
<em>Predator-prey and herbivore-plant relationships are crucial in shaping communities. </em>
<u>Explanation:</u>
<em>It is the predator species in area that checks the number of prey species in a certain geographical area.</em> More the number of predator species in an area less is the number of prey species in the area.
Similarly the geographical location of preys will depend on the geographical location of predators. <em>Preys tend to flee away from the location of predators. Plant-herbivore relation is also similar.</em>
The number of herbivores checks the number of plants in an area. In the absence of herbivores and predators the <em>number of prey species and plants will exceed beyond limit. </em>
Perhaps solvent and solute
I think 17 years is right but i’m not sure
