Convective zone is the answer. If you need an explanation just ask.
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The answer should be agriculture.
Agriculture means farming of crops or the rearing of animals, either for their own use or for commercial purposes. Rural area means a place away from the city, opposite of urban areas, with little buildings and most likely have a smaller population.
On the other hand, construction and manufacturing most likely is going to be common in urban area, as urban area is more likely to have more buildings being built and most of the products are made in the factories in urban areas. Therefore, the only activity that is almost practiced exclusively in rural area is agriculture. Urban areas don't have much space and well environment for agriculture activities.
Agriculture activities can be energy consuming as some may require different machines to help with farming processes such as harvesting or irrigation.
Answer:
They contain different genetic material.
Explanation:
DNA viruses contain DNA for genetic material while RNA viruses contain RNA. When RNA viruses enter a host cell, they must convert their RNA into DNA. DNA viruses change the biochemical functions in the nucleus for DNA replication and creates RNA that controls the proteins needed by the DNA virus (capsid).
Answer:
elongation rate of strain of S.cerevisiae during transcription.
wild-type and experimental strain not treated with soultion of amanitin will be the control group. The elongation rate of mRNA of this group must be observed.
Explanation:
Dependent variable is one whose value depends on another value. Here effect of presence of mRNA polymerase enzyme and inhibtor on elnogatino rate of mRNA is being observed. So elongation rate is the dependent variable
Control group is one where independent variable whose effect is being observed can't influence the results. In experiment 2, the effect of inhibitor is being observed. So the control group must not have that inhibitor. Other conditions must remain same for experimentan and control group.