Answer:
The only types of mutations that matter to large-scale evolutionary species are the mutations that can be passed to offspring (Genetic).
Explanation:
If a mutation is passed to offspring, through the generations it will become more and more prevalent...Eventually causing a pretty good dent on a population size. Hope this helps : )!
Answer:
In eukaryotes, the genome comprises several double-stranded, linear DNA molecules bound with proteins to form complexes called chromosomes
Energy is decreasing by 500 because some of it is turned into heat energy.
Explanation:
when an animal/creature consumes another living thing and or something that has energy it is decrease to a certain amount because some of the energy that the original animal/creature had is turned into heat energy because they use some of the energy for themselves to survive and live.
For example:
A flower is a producer because it produces energy and gets it gets eaten by a deer and some energy gets changed to heat and the other is consumed by the consumer (the deer) and so on.
Answer:
B. The conditions in their muscles have become anaerobic.
Explanation:
In humans, cellular respiration occurs naturally in an aerobic condition (presence of oxygen) but anaerobic respiration can be adopted in specific or extreme cases. One of those cases is after or during a VIGOROUS EXERCISE.
What happens is that, after a vigorous exercise by an athlete, oxygen becomes insufficient in their muscle cells due to high consumption. Hence, their muscle cells switch to anaerobic respiration (lactic acid fermentation), which causes the build up of lactate in the muscle tissues. This lactate build up cause athletes to experience a painful and burning sensation in their muscles.
Hence, it all begins when "conditions in their muscles become anaerobic after an exercise".
A combining form meaning "bone" used in the form of compound words.
For example: british dictionary definition of bone Osteo- before a vowel Oste-
Following are few musculoskeleton combining form:
A B
calcane/o calcaneum (heel bone)
femor/o fumur (thigh bone)
fibul/o fubula (smaller outer bone of lower leg)
ili/o ilium (lateral flaring portion of hip bone)
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