The answer is; B
Mutations change the order of nucleotide and therefore affects codons that code for proteins. A different protein is thus produced from the wild type hence creating variations. Genetic shuffling in sexual reproduction, also called gene recombination occurs during meiosis and also when different organisms exchange genetic material such as in bacteria.
1) Independent Variable- I change: the lighting or the dark vs light (Idk if I'm making sense)
Dependent Variable- data being collected: How many ants end up on either side
Hypothesis- If, then statement... Well you can make this up but if you need my help I'll help... Hope this helpsss!!
<span>The answer would be: No, the baby is most likely in the REM sleep stage
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One of the cycles of sleep called Rapid Eye Movement or REM. In this cycle, the eye is moving constantly and intermittently. The eye movement is not voluntary and the baby is not a sign of waking up. This cycle is important, so the parent should not interrupt it by waking the baby.
Buffers in our blood are able to neutralize changes in the bloods pH.
