Because the two strands<span> of a </span>DNA<span> molecule have complementary base pairs, the nucleotide sequence of each </span>strand<span> automatically supplies the information needed to produce its partner. If the </span>two strands<span> of a </span>DNA<span> molecule are separated, each can be used as a pattern or template to produce a complementary </span>strand<span>.</span>
Answer:
"Ionosphere and Exosphere" is the right response.
Explanation:
- The ionosphere seems to be the interface through which the Northern side lights originally come, or perhaps the Aurora Borealis. This same radioactivity including its sun throughout the ionosphere ionized particles the particulates emitting the logo lighting system of Aurora.
- The exosphere, having started from five hundred kilometers, would be the outermost part of that same thermosphere. This same exosphere appears to contain slightly heavier gasses including such helium.
The time to think and calm surroundings and we are not as expected to do as much
by the earth squeezing the tectonic plates to form a mountain
Uhm... I believe you mean a situation when we examine a relation between two variables. In this case all other conditions must remain as constant as possible because they could affect a result and then the conclusions could be false. ie. you examine a relation between temperature and frequency of cell division/organism's activity, then you should stabilize air pressure, food composition, bacterial flora in experimental room... etc. of course when you conduct research in a field, ie. ecological research you can't do any of that but then you are obliged to explain possible aberrations of your results in an article's discussion.