Answer:
Option A, Excessive heat
Explanation:
A denatured protein is the one whose structure changes with the loss of an activity. Generally, a denatured protein unfolds itself when the 2 D network of water around the protein molecule breaks by the breaking of hydrogen bonds. This primarily happens when the temperature is high. Both hydrogen bonds and hydrophobic interactions are disturbed by the heat thereby breaking hydrogen bonds.
The answer is B, decomposers are like worms, they eat and break down stuff into soil
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I believe the answer is...a change in allele frequency over many generations!
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