Its the person's offspring have mutated skin.
because for a mutation to be passed down to an offspring mutation has to happen in the sex cells. so that is the least likely to happen.
since the other may happen for example.
skin cancer: i am not sure how but definitely sure that it is the second least that is gonna happen. (trust me)
reduced functioning of skin cell yes.: if there are changes in the nucleotides which can give a diff amino acid.
and no change. cuz if the mutation occurs but the nucleotides still codes for the same amino acid then there is no problem!!
<span>D) an increasing number of resources and niches become available for animals.</span>
The third phosphodiester bond of ATP is broken mostly. The rest of the molecule is called Adenosine Diphosphate or ADP.
<h3><u>Explanation:</u></h3>
For knowing the answer, we need to know the structure of ATP first. ATP or the Adenosine Triphosphate is also called the energy currency of living cell. It has two components -
A. Adenosine which is actually an Adenine nitrogen base attached with a ribose sugar molecule.
B. Phosphate molecules.
The structure of Adenosine Triphosphate is a ribose sugar which is attached with one adenine molecule with which one phosphate ion is attached and the rest of the phosphate ions are attached with the phosphate one after the other.
Ribose - Adenine - Phosphate - Phosphate ~ Phosphate.
The last phosphodiester bond between the two phosphates is the most energetic bond containing maximum of the energy. This bond is broken during the metabolic processes to supply energy to the processes.
<span>Faulting
This can be regarded as a split or fracture in the Earth's outside layer commonly referred to as crust. These are related with, or frame, the limits between Earth's structural plates. In a dynamic fault, the bits of the Earth's outside layer along a rock that has faulted moves after some time. The moving rocks can cause seismic tremors and hence volcanic activities.</span>
