Answer:
Hi there the answer to this is A Directional Selection
Explanation:
Directional Selection is considered a 'positive' selection in which favored phenotypes is favored over other phenotypes causing the allele frequency to shift over time. This deals with the height from short to tall. Giraffes are a great example of directional selection.
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Answer:
When an E.coli cell is infected by multiple phages,they will take either lytic or lysogenic pathway.
Explanation:
When lambda phage bacteriophage infects an E.coli,it can either undergo lytic cell growth and lyse the host cell or enter lysogenic pathway.
The operator region of lac operon in E.coli contain single repressor binding site whereas the lambda operators
and
each contains 3 repressor binding sites (
and
) that are differently occupied under different conditions.
The differential affinity of lambda repressor for the three binding sites in these operators play an important role in the maintenance of lysogenic state of lambda prophage in E.coli.
The lytic development occurs in cells infected with lambda phage that carry
gene.
In contrast,lysogeny will occur in bacteria that infected with lambda phage that harbor a deletion of Cro gene.
Answer:
inoculation
Explanation:
Inoculation is the microbiology term used when an organism is transferred to a medium rich in necessary minerals and energy sources for the organism to grow. The organism is called an inoculum while the medium is called growth medium
Answer:
Benthos are organisms that live
Examples:
Amphora
Cylindrotheca
Diploneis
Euglena
Fallacia
Gyrosigma
Navicula
Nitzschia
Plagiotropis
Staurophora
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Answer: A. Cool
Explanation:
The diagram shows that moving from the left to the right indicates a lower temperature and the arrow is pointing to stars to the right which means that they are cool in comparison to those on the left.
Red stars like the one being pointed to are the cooler stars with temperatures of less than 6,000 Kelvin as opposed to blue stars which are very much hotter and go above 10,000 Kelvin.