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Protecting Biodiversity: Biodiversity Hotspots About half of all plant and animal spp. ... If Earth has 150,100,000 sq km of land, how much land area is included in hot spots 0.1 x 0.157 = 0.0157 0.0157 x 150,100,000 = 2,356,570 sq. km.
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They use the algae in the water
The answer is B. This is called genetic shift. The pups with
advantageous traits are able to survive until the age of reproduction hence able
to pass their genes to the next generation. Few and fewer pups with disadvantageous
traits will get to reproduce hence the allelic frequencies of the shark population
will shift in favour of increased hunting efficiency.
Hi there, i believe the answer to this question is b
<span>1.
</span>They act as activators of transcription. This is
through increasing the affinity of the RNA polymerase on the promoter
<span>2.
</span>They could act as repressors. This way, when
they bind to their active sites, they
repress the binding of the RNA polymerase on the promoter
<span>3.
</span> Transcription factors at one site could affect transcription of genes on another site on the
DNA. The flexibility of the DNA (by forming loops) allows for this phenomenon.
