If fertilizers enter the St.Johns river they will result in nutrient overload, or eutrophication and harming the ecosystem of the river. The river will exceed its assimilative capacity for nitrogen and phosphorus. this will <span>deplete oxygen in the water needed by fish and reduce light that is essential to submerged vegetation. </span>
Explanation:
Correct Answer: No change in serum glucocorticoid level
Response Feedback:Primary adrenal insufficiency would be indicated when the adrenal cortex fails to produce cortisol when synthetic ACTH is administered. Serum cortisol levelswould increase following ACTH administration if the adrenal cortex is functioning properly. Primary adrenal insufficiency occurs when there is no change in the serum glucocorticoid level.
Answer: D. 100%
Explanation:
One parent is with is a true breeding blue flowering plants this means the two alleles of the genotype are homozygous dominant alleles (BB).
The other parent is a true breeding with flowering plant, this means the two alleles of the genotype are homozygous recessive alleles (BB).
When both parents are crossed, the possible genotype outcome is
B B * b b
Bb Bb Bb Bb
Therefore since the blue flowering plant allele (B) is dominant to the white flowering plant allele (b) the probability of an offspring outcome to be a blue flowering plant is 4/4 which is 100%.44
Answer is 100%
<span>Divorce rates increase with each remarriage
a. True (this one)
b. False</span>
Answer is D: the current make up of the crust
Changes in the temperature of the Earth's core will do the following:
1. Cause the outer core to solidify
-this means that the liquid outer core which is responsible for generating the magnetic field protecting us humans from solar radiation will be gone
2. Cause the mantle to solidify
-this means that if the mantle solidifies, the plate tectonics will stop moving around, and if this happens, the earthquakes and volcanoes will not be produced anymore and also mountain ranges will not be renewed, and the earth will be flattened by erosion.