Genetic changes within and among populations
Answer:
Phototropism
Explanation:
Phototropism. Although both types of movement orient plants toward a light source, heliotropism is not the same as phototropism. Phototropism is the term that describes the growth of a plant toward any light source.
Answer: B: When supply is greater than demand
Explanation:Hope this helps
You would expect to find that as the generations pass, the offspring of the Bone-gnawers would have short, wide mouths and strong chewing muscles. The Non-gnawers would have longer, narrower mouths, and weaker chewing muscles. This is because the offspring would inherit the parent's traits, and this would lead to eventual less genetic diversity as the two groups of coyotes inbred more and more. (Sorry if I went further than needed, just trying to be thorough! I really hope that this helps!)
Answer:
The correct answer is globular.
Explanation:
A huge group of old stars, which are packed closely in a symmetrical, somewhat in a spherical formation is known as a globular cluster. They are known as globular due to their roughly spherical look and are the most massive and the largest kinds of star clusters. The Milky Way galaxy comprises of approximately 150 globular clusters.
