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No, the environment would be completely different. At the bottom of the mountains there would be certain things that at the top you would not find and vice versa. The oxygen levels would also be different. The most important point is that an animal doesn't adapt easily. For example we humans, we live on the ground if we decided to live on Mt. Everest the lifestyle would be so hard to adapt to because we aren't used to it, like oxygen levels, food sources, temperature, etc. Same thing with this animal.
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Answer:
Decomposers play a critical role in the flow of energy through an ecosystem. They break apart dead organisms into simpler inorganic materials, making nutrients available to primary producers
Explanation:
The answer would be A packing becomes less tight. The double bounds create kinks in the chain making it harder for the chains to back tightly
Answer:
What would happen if gametes had a full set of DNA? The number of DNA strands would double with each generation. One gamete cell divides into four cells, but each resulting cell has half the amount of DNA as compared to the original cell. Body cell mitosis
Explanation:
Water doesn't have a large Ka (acid dissociation constant), hence the equilibrium of
H2O ⇌ H+ + OH-
lies on the far left.
therefore a container of water wouldn't have many H+ and OH- ions floating about.
There WOULD be a very very very small concentration and H+ and OH- in it, since a value of Ka means that it does ionise in itself, but on the whole there would be MORE water molecules floating about. This is why water acts as a very poor buffer.
You need the acid AND the conjugate base (salt) for a buffer to work.