The microorganisms found in soil are important because they affect the structure and fertility of soil. Certain bacteria responsible for nitrogen fixation converts nitrogen in the atmosphere, so that it can be used by plants. Because of microbes, nutrients and minerals are made available to plants. Soil with more diverse microbe will result in fewer plant diseases and better crop yield.
<span>The statement "the process of surveying is used by computer mapmakers to convert information into computer language." is false. This is because it does not convert the information into computer language since it just tells the direction and location of a place.</span>
Answer:
1. When DNA is duplicated from mRNA which DNA, mRNA uses a <u>U</u> nucleotide instead of T.
2. If the mRNA sequence is GUACUGUAC, the DNA Sequence is <u>CATGACATG</u>.
Explanation:
1. The only thing that changes from a DNA sequence to an RNA sequence is that the thymine (T) in DNA is changed to Uracil (U) in RNA.
2. There should be no Uracil (U) in a DNA sequence–– only ATCG. Just matching with the given pairings.
G can transcribed to C.
C can be transcribed to G.
A can be transcribed to T.
U can be transcribed to A.
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Answer:
Let's analyze the graph.
we can see that in 1995, the total area occupied was around 8 he.
Then we have a steep increase, reaching a maximum in the year 1997, where the area occupied was 20 he.
After that the area decreases abruptly and remains (varying a little from year to year) around 5he
Now we can look at the year 2006, that year the area was around 5he, ut after that we can see an almost constant decrease in the area, where each year (except from 2010 to 2011) the area decreased.
Ending in 2014 near 1 or 2 hectares.
The conclusion that we can take from this graph is that, while some years ao the area fluctuated around some values, in recent years we can see a clear decrease in the area ocuppied by the Overwintering Monarchs.
