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Your question: Select the adaptations that might help a species survive a change in its environment. You can select more than one
Your answer: The following might help a specie to help survive a change on it environment:
A) The ability to eat a variety of foods
B) Limited genetic variation
D) The ability to survive for long periods of time without food or water.
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Answer:
Glucose
Carbondioxide
Explanation:
1.Glucose is phosphorylated and broken down to pyruvate in the process called Glycolysis.
2.The pyruvate is decaboxylated ( loss of Carbon atoms) and enters Kreb cycle where 2 CO2 molecules are lost. 1 C02 from conversation of Citrate to alpha -ketoglutarate , and another 1 CO2 molecule loss from the conversion of Alpha keto glutarate to succinate; <u>for each turn of Kreb cycle. </u>
Therefore 4C02 are produced per one molecule of glucose in cellular respiration as the waste products
Answer:
Natural selection is a process where organisms that are better adapted to an environment will survive and reproduce. This means that the advantageous alleles of this variant organism are passed on to offspring. Over many generations, the process of natural selection leads to evolution occurring.
Senescence is the term to refer the process of aging
The use of Punnett square in Mendel’s law helps in predicting the phenotype and genotypes from genetic crosses of offspring.
Explanation:
The study of trait inheritance in pea plants is performed by Gregor Mendel. He developed a model of pair of genes that specify the traits. There are different alleles of genes in a population of living organisms. His law of segregation states that one of the two copies of gene that is present in a specific organism gets distributed to gametes produced by it.
The F2 generation of gene is represented by Punnett model and by counting the squares of this model the genotype and the phenotype ratio can be predicted.