The given question is incomplete, the complete question is:
Grizzly bears are an integral part of the ecosystems in which they live and thrive. An example of their value to biodiversity includes their role in providing forests with a large amount of nitrogen needed to grow and persist through the consumption of salmon. This is an example of what type of species value?
Select one:
a. None of the above
b. Direct
c. Indirect
d. Cultural
Answer:
The correct answer is indirect value.
Explanation:
An illustration of the environmental service value is the production of a huge concentration of nitrogen within a locality. All the non-consumable values like economic values, social, cultural, aesthetic values, etc. come under the category of indirect values.
An indirect value indirectly helps an organism to thrive within a surrounding, like in the given case production of nitrogen is a non-consumable value, thus, it can also be considered as an indirect value. On the other hand, all the productive and consumable values in the form of medicine, food, etc come under the category of direct value.
Answer:
The correct answer is CSA.
Explanation:
Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) is an alternative model for the distribution of agricultural products directly from the farmer to the consumer, it consists of a group of people who form a cooperative to grow and consume food. Through this socio-economic model, consumers lend their support to producers, in exchange for a direct and regular delivery of biological products, that is, producers and consumers support each other and share the benefits and risks of food production.
As per the rules of bionomial nomenclature, the species name that is written correctly is C. Pelecinus polytyrator (or B, because you wrote two answers which are completely the same).
You capitalize the genus name, but write the specific epithet in small letters.
Mutations are more susceptible to natural selection in large populations, such as the bacterial ones. The bigger the population it is and the shorter the lifespan of the organism, the tougher is the competition between the individuals. So, even a small change, a mutation that enables its holder to have even slightly more chance to survive and reproduce makes a huge difference.
In addition, bacteria have prokaryotic cells that lack the DNA repair mechanisms and they are replicating more often than human cells with eucaryotic cells, which explains the higher rate of mutations in their genomes compared to human ones.
The answer would be true.