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The chart shows how well each beetle with each trait were able to survive in their environments, and Mutant 1 was clearly out living the other two, because as you can see mutant 2 has only last for at least one generation, while the non-mutated one lived a little longer. This is because Mutant 1 developed the trait that made its shell darker, and thus it's easier for them to hide from predators, and they were able to successfully pass on their genes to their offspring so now they can do the same.
Answer:
Temperature, humidity, food and water.
Explanation:
Temperature, humidity, food and water are the four stimuli that is responsible for the decrease in the population of producers, consumers, and decomposers living in that area. If the temperature is too high or too cold, the growth of the producer stops and the plants can't tolerate the temperature will die. The death of producers causes the death of consumers because consumers depend on these producers for food. The population of decomposer also decreases if the environment is too harsh because decomposers also requires suitable environment for growth and survival. There is adverse effect on the energy pyramid, population, and community of organisms within the environment if these stimuli are not present in suitable range.
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not quite sure how to do the hypothesis but its likely to be something to do with the fact that they need more fat and muscle due to the thinner atmosphere as respiration is harder to occur.
Explanation:
Answer:
Sister chromatids, centromere.
Explanation:
Sister chromatids are defined as the identical copies of the chromatids which is synthesized by the DNA replication of the DNA. A pair of sister chromatids called as dyad. A full set of sister chromatids synthesized during the S phase of the interphase, when in a cell all chromosome are replicated.
Centromere are defined as the specialized DNA sequence of a chromosome which helps to link a pair of sister chromatids. During the process of mitosis, and spindle fiber attached to the centromere with the help of kinetochore.
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I think it's the first option
