Answer:
There is no control group and variables were not addressed.
Explanation:
In the context, it is given that there is a dumping ground in a small town called Love Canal and harmful chemical waste of industries are dumped there. Lately, it is noticed that there were traces of the toxic substances on the walls of the schools and the hospitals. The hospitals also noticed that during the period of 1970 to 1980, there were increase in the number of the birth defects in the area. The people of the Love Canal has genetic abnormalities and the chemical waste is responsible for it.
Thus it can be concluded that there is a no such any control group in this case. The confounding variables like the comorbidities as well as the family history of the genetic defects were not addressed.
<span>The Grassland habitat and the Forage and Cover habitat. Grizzly Bears are found in the Grassland, and Burrowing Owls are found in the Forage and Cover.</span>
Answer:
1. Both
2. Lamarck
3. Darwin
4. Darwin
5. Lamarck
6. Both
7. Both
8. Darwin
9. Lamarck
10. Both
Explanation:
in 1, we need time therefore both. In 2, Lamarck because in Darwinian evolution, species change not organisms. In 3, Darwin because of natural selection, mutation, and probably a little bit of heredity. 4 is Darwin because in Lamarckian evolution. 5 is Lamarck because based on natural selection, organisms should go extinct. 6 is both because they both rely on the environment. 7 is both because of heredity. 8 is Darwin because in Lamarckian evolution, traits acquired throughout ones lifetime can be passed down to offspring. 9 is Lamarck because in Darwinian evolution, organisms do not decide their traits. 10 is both because both idea ssupport the idea that organisms, be it in Lamarckian or Darwinian evolution, are still and will carry out on changing.
Answer and explanation:
Darwin's theory of natural selection is important because it enables us to understand the forces driving evolution in living organisms. This evolutionary mechanism may also be used in different research fields ranging from molecular biology to economy.
The evolution theory states that the organisms that are better adapted to the environment have more chances to survive and to reproduce, thereby perpetuating their own genes in future generations. This idea of selection can also be applied to other disciplines. For example, in the economics field, it has been proposed that Darwin's theory may explain why those traits related to morality (such as fairness, honesty and integrity) which are beneficial for one particular group but not for the individual are not selected in real life.
