Answer:
they can make the organism better suited to the environment.
Explanation:
often when an organisms environment changes, the organism will change with it in order to survive...it's the survival of the fittest theory...you either adapt to your changing environment or the species will die off. this is shown in the way that different species of birds have differently shaped beaks based on the types of seeds and flowers available for them to eat. some eat big seeds and some eat small ones ...the humming bird has a certain flower it collects nectar from as food....when the flower gets larger, making the near further down and harder to reach, the humming birds beak will become slightly longer over a few generations making the better equipped to reach the nectar again ....
Only one substrate level
phosphorylation occurs in the citric acid cycle (otherwise called kreb’s cycle).
This substrate level phosphorylation is catalyzed by the enzyme, Succinyl CoA Synthetase.
The substrates of this substrate level phosphorylation are Succinyl CoA, guanosine
diphosphate (GDP) and inorganic phosphate (Pi)
Answer:
C) Rodents with black fur color will decrease in frequency as they are more visible to the predator against the light sand background.
Explanation:
As we know that the area that the rodents were released has a light color and a rodent predator, we can conclude that the black-colored rodents will be the ones that will be most captured by the predator and will decrease its frequency. This will happen because the brown and tan rodents are more similar to the color of the place and therefore will be able to stay camouflaged, making it difficult for the predator to see them, this does not happen with the black rodent that will be easily seen and captured.
