Answer: "Williams Syndrome" .
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Answer:
Variation can be acted on by natural selection.
Explanation:
Variation are the difference that exist in the organism in terms of the body size and can be acted upon by natural selection.
Natural selection could act on the owl body size, favor the selection of owl with small body size especially when resources available are limited and can only sustain small number of individuals leading to availability of owl with small body size in such area and a gradual reduction in the number of owl with large body size.
Answer:all the arrows will point to the right
Explanation: Ape.x.
Complete Question: Julio wants to study the effect of water temperature on the hatching of fish eggs in a lake. which of these experimental designs would be most practical for julio?
a. he should put fish eggs in aquariums of lake water kept at different temperatures and observe.
b. he should build a computer model of fish eggs in a lake that has many different water temperature settings.
c. he should use cameras to observe fish hatching in the lake and temperature probes to monitor water temperature.
d. he should take water samples from lakes of different temperatures and observe for eggs and newly hatched fish.
Answer: is <em>a). he should put fish eggs in aquariums of lake water kept at different temperatures and observe. </em>
Explanation:
By viewing all four options the most accurate and near to possible is <em>option A. </em>Other three techniques are not doable and have higher chances of inaccuracy. The results fetch from other techniques will contain various error which results in wrong findings. Instead of studying and controlling whole lake water temperature, a sample of water lake should be taken and adjusted it's temperature accordingly under observation in a controlled and monitored environment. By doing so, the eggs can be monitored and observed under an adjusted temperature with full accuracy. Hence option A is more suitable and more realistic approach in finding the desired results.