Answer:
Population size of elk increased while the population of aspen tree declined.
Explanation:
As per question, removal of wolves from the system would result in increased elk population due to absence of its predator (wolves). The increased elk population would extensively feed on shrubs and trees like aspen and cottonwood trees. This would cause decline in population size of these shrubs and trees.
In a cell protein synthesis is the primary function of ribosomes
Answer:Airedale Terrier is a Dog specie,the Airedale Terrier is the largest of all terrier breeds.
(1) Respiration
(2) Nutrition
(3) Reproduction
(4) Movement
(5) Irritability
Explanation: A living specie is a specie that poses all the characteristics of a living organisms such MOVEMENT, REPRODUCTION, NUTRITION, IRRITABILITY,GROWTH, EXCRETION, REPRODUCTION AND DEATH.
Respiration is the process through which living organisms take in oxygen in order to break down food for the release of energy and carbon dioxide.
Nutrition is the process of feeding or intake of nutrients Airedale Terrier feeds on both plants and animals ( OMNIVORES).
Reproduction is the process through which the younger generation are brought to life Airedale Terrier reproduce through Sexual reproduction.
Movement is the change of location,Airedale Terrier moves from one point to another.
Airedale Terrier responds to different stimuli ranging from sound,light,touch, taste etc.
The protein involved in elongation of Bacillus Antrasis to form its typical shape is called FtsZ.
FtsZ is a GTpase that polymerises in nucleotide dependent manner head to tail to form a single stranded filaments that assemble into a contractible ring.
The advantage that is conferred to algae and plants that have sporopollenin is that they have reproductive cells that are more resistant to desiccation. Remember that a sporopollenin is a polymer that is inert and makes up the outer layer of pollen grains and spores. Sporopollenin<span> is also found in the cell walls of several taxa of green </span>alga<span>, including Phycopeltis </span>
