<span>The classification of eukaryotes is still in flux, and the six supergroups may be modified or replaced by a more appropriate hierarchy as genetic, morphological, and ecological data accumulate. Keep in mind that the classification scheme presented here is just one of several hypotheses, and the true evolutionary relationships are still to be determined. When learning about protists, it is helpful to focus less on the nomenclature and more on the commonalities and differences that define the groups themselves.</span>
Gas particles are separated far from other gas particles, therefore, they can move freely and can be compressed and can be filled in different shapes of container, unlike solid, where the the particles are close and attracted to each other closely, thus they cannot fill a container or even be compressed because there’s no space between the particles.
Also, gas particles move a lot faster than solid or liquid particles, as said above, they have a lot more space to move around.
Before it leaves the nucleus, the mRNA is spliced to create mature mRNA. This splicing involves that cutting out of introns, leaving only the exons - which are the segments which code for a protein. Before it leaves the nucleus, the mRNA is spliced once again to create mature mRNA.
<u>Answer:</u> Erosion
<em>The process in which there is a wearing down on the surface on the earth which goes through the erosion is called gradation.</em>
<u>Explanation:</u>
There is a certain force which is the cause for the <em>formation of earth’s surface and that force is called as endogenic forces. </em>
There may come up a question about how the <em>surface of the earth</em> is not even, the reason is due to exogenic process failing to even out <em>the variation of the land.</em>
