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cytology ......................
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No, se debe a la capacidad de evolucion genetica que tengan los seres vivos frente a los cambios amientales.
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Algunos animales frente a cambios ambientales buscan desarrollar mutaciones geneticas que le confieran una cualidad fenotipica que los beneficie en ese medio, es decir como por ejemplo: picos mas largos, plumajes de diferentes cualidades, patas o dedos mas cortos, etc.
Si esta modificacion genetica es capaz de transmitirse a travez de los progenitores de la especie entonces se puede deducir que la especie evoluciono, por ende tiene una adaptacion exitosa y no depende de sus celulas sino del codigo genetico que estas contengan y si son capaces de transmitir dichos genes para poder asi heredar otras generaciones las cualidades fenotipicas ideales.
The right answer is to look for cyanosis by determining the color of the baby's chest and abdomen,
Cyanosis refers to the bluish coloration that the skin and mucous membranes take when the blood contains a small amount of oxygen-bound hemoglobin.
When there is little oxygen in the blood, it takes on a dark red color. And when all the vessels (of the whole body or a region of the body) carry low oxygenated blood, then it gives the skin the bluish color characteristic of cyanosis.
Symptoms may be associated with that of cyanosis, depending on what causes it. For example, breathing difficulties, chest pain, fever, heart failure or general fatigue.
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Answer: Water rise to tall trees by suction pull during day it is low but during night time it is fast. during night time transpiration is fast and transpiration create a pressure also called transpirational pull which cause root water to move at leaves.
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<u>Answer: </u> A thrown football have both potential and kinetic energy because potential energy is due to height gained by a body and Kinetic energy is due to speed of body, so a thrown football has both height and speed, so it has both energy. The combined of both energy is called Mechanical Energy.
