etty McGuire is no stranger to dog urine. If you live with a dog, neither are you. I’m guessing your dog pee story is probably one of waiting: Waiting while your dog checks out another dog’s pee, or waiting while your dog leaves a deposit. And who hasn’t experienced the occasional, “Ack! Why did you pee there?!?” followed by a cleaning session. But if you’ve ever gazed at a peeing dog and asked yourself any number of “Why” questions, Betty McGuire is the person for you.
McGuire, a researcher and
Answer: Higher infant mortality rates cause higher fertility rates.
Explanation:
Countries with high infant mortality rates are usually countries where families rely on children to help out the family. High infant mortality rates and a need for children means that those people will continue to try to have children until they have some that survive. If more children die, and people need to have more children, there will be a higher fertility rate.
The lack of access to the healthy food has caused the growth of Sebastian to slow down. In the case healthy food is provided to him, he can grow into the size he was genetically suited to. This process is known as the canalization. Canalization term is used as the measure of the ability of any given genotype to result in the same phenotype in-spite of the environmental variability.
<h2>Digestion of fats</h2>
Explanation:
Lipid molecules that are absorbed from the Gastrointestinal tract enter the lymphatic capillaries.
Lipids are digested in the small intestine after they are acted upon by the bile salts that emulsifies these large molecules of lipids.
Small droplets of lipids are then acted upon by lipase that breaks them into fatty acid and glycerol.
After this the enterocytes absorbs these digestion product and these flow into the lymphatic capillaries.
Answer:
Evolution by natural selection
Explanation:
Most probably, the trait of being small, weak and slower did not convey advantage (or was even a disadvantage) in survival in their environment. The bigger, stronger and faster horses had an advantage and were able to survive long enough to pass down their genes to the next generation, Over succeeding generations more and more horses, therefore, became strong, bigger and faster. This is the process of natural selection at work.
