Answer:
genetic drift
Explanation:
Genetic drift is an evolutionary force that requires the presence of a small population. It is a random process that fixes one or other alleles randomly in the gene pool of a population. Genetic drift does not take account of survival fitness imparted by alleles to the individuals. Since random and chance events such as the death of all the individuals having a certain allele in a population affect the small population more intensely, genetic drift works on small populations only.
Answer:
Frog, grasshopper, and rabbit
Explanation:
depending by the region, these may vary, but these are at or near the same trophic level
Unicellular organisms excrete waste by a contractile vacuole. A vacuole is membrane-enveloped organelle in a cell that is found in lots of microorganism. It expands, filling with water then contracts, removing all of its contents to the exterior of the cell.
Answer:
The answer is C homologous chromosomes
Beets, carrots, turnips, onions, radishes, and (the odd one out) celeriac.
