<span>This person is experiencing common physical symptoms of what is called "withdrawals". Opiates, when used illegally, can be highly addictive. This drug targets the central nervous system (the brain, cardiovascular and respiratory systems) and contains opioid receptors that receive opiate drugs. Abusing this drug can disrupt a person's brain chemistry, leading to severe physical withdrawal symptoms as listed in the question.</span>
Answer:
Population density and transportation, Switzerland (technically), Africa
Explanation:
population density means of the population is close together and as such it can spread easier. Modern transportation I.E. buses, planes, railroads can transport large numbers of infected people to several different places within a nation and lead to more cases Switzerland is the highest per capita it has 1340 confirm cases per 1 million people however that's likely because they are able to test a large amount of the population at once whereas a larger Nations such as the u.s. or China is unable to test all their population at once and get accurate results. Africa is least affected due to not having a lot of population some together with the exception of some major cities and more industrialized countries such as Egypt and also Lacking the modern transportation systems available in more industrialized nations they don't have as many trains they don't really have too many planes able to transport infected people everywhere
Answer:
Explosion
Explanation:
Deliberate seed dispersal also occurs as seed bombing.
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The first event in the history of DNA studies was Johannsen identifies inherited traits as "genes"
- C. Johannsen identifies inherited traits as "genes"
<h3>Who was Johannsen?</h3>
noting that selection was only effective when based on genetic (genotype) rather than environmental (phenotype) differences.
With this information, we can conclude that Although Mendel conducted his experiments with pea plants in the mid-1800s, it was not until 1909 that Johannsen became the first person to describe Mendel's individual units of heredity. He called them genes.
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