Based on factors affecting population, the rapid increase in the rabbit population could be dues to high fertility rate, abundance of food and lack of predators.
<h3>What is population increase?</h3>
Population increase refers to the increase in the number if species of an organism found in a given habitat over time.
Increase in population can be brought about by factors such as;
- abundance of food
- high fertility rate
- favorable environmental conditions
- lack of predators
Therefore, the rapid increase in the rabbit population could be dues to high fertility rate, abundance of food and lack of predators.
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I believe the answer is comparative anatomy. It is the study of the similarities and differences in the structures of different species. Similar body parts may be homologies or analogies, such that both provide evidence of evolution. Similarities in embryos are evidence of common ancestry. For example all vertebrates embryos have gill slits and tails.
Knowing that the second polynucleotide strand of DNA complements and or base pairs with that of the original strand, based on the base pairing rules as shown:
A - T
G - C
Then the complementary strand would be :
TAGCCAT
AnswerA. ADP and P form ATP
Explanation:
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- there are two subspecies of this animal
- they can be found in india and sri lanka
- threats of these cats are habitat loss, hunting for their meat, and the crossbreading with other domestic cats
- they are listed as vulnerable because they are down to less than 10,000 cats
- it is one of the smallest cat species (two times smaller than a domestic cat)
- these animals can climb trees to avoid predators (making them very agile) but spend most time on ground
- they are nocturnal
- they are carnivores and eat lizards,birds, frogs and rodents.
- when captive in zoos, they are very friendly towards zoo keepers and there are 56 kept in zoos worldwide.
- in captivity, these animals can live to around 18 years.
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