The limitation in the behavior of lions is that the lions living in a group called a pride , in which lions have strong bond and do not accept a stranger.
<h3>What is pride and how lions behave in social lion group?</h3>
- A study showed that most of the lions living and sharing same geographical area have friendly behavior.
- Pride is a group of lions in which lions interact with each other and share a close bond and do not accept a stranger.
- A pride comprises of total thirty lions at max , above which pride is not a group .
- Behavior like liking , meowing is amongst the friendly behavior lion shows towards other lion.
- The female lions defends the cub , comparatively to the father of the cub.
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C. Mutualistic relationship
Flowers and hummingbirds have a mutualistic relationship where both benefit. Flowers produce food in the form of nectar (sugar and water) to attract hummingbirds which, in turn, move pollen for the plant (pollination).
Homeostasis: A state of balance reached through reactions within a cell or organism.
Metabolism: The total of all chemical reactions within an organism.
Organism: Any living thing that takes in food, grows, and reproduces.
Answer:
RNA
Explanation:
CRISPR system was discovered by a Japanese scientist. Naturally <u>bacteria and many other prokaryotes</u> have <u>CRISPR system in their genome</u> which they use as a<u> self defense against a pathogen</u> which is invading them. It consists of<u> inter spaced, short palindromic nucleotide repeats </u>which <u>encode a guide RNA (gRNA)</u>. This guide RNA (gRNA) recognizes the<u> target sequence</u> on the pathogen. The <u>gRNA is followed by Cas9 enzyme</u> which along with the gRNA plays a very important <u>role in breaking genome</u> of the pathogen. Once the target gene is cut down the rest of the DNA can be rejoined by<u> non homologous end joining. </u>
But nowadays, scientists are using this system for <u>genome editing</u> and <u>incorporating desired gene</u> between the two ends which are cut down by <u>CRISPR Cas9 system.</u>