Based on the information in the question, we can infer that the question being asked is most likely "<u><em>What mechanisms do fish use to maintain homeostasis in salt-water environments</em></u>?".
<h3>What is homeostasis?</h3>
- Homeostasis is a series of regulatory processes by which an organism <em><u>maintains core values (or range of values) necessary for everyday life.</u></em>
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<h3>How to test the question</h3>
- The question is in the form of a hypothesis.
- This means that the scientist must first propose a possible solution to the question.
- Then, the scientist will make observations based on this question.
- In this case, it would seem the scientist has placed the fish into an environment <em><u>that differs from its natural habitat, in order to observe how the fish maintains homeostasis. </u></em>
Therefore, we can infer that the most likely question being asked is in regards to the way in which fish maintain homeostasis.
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The answer is <span>A. The Y chromosome doesn't experience crossing-over.
</span>The crossover of chromosomes is the exchange of genetic material between homologous chromosomes. In males, X and Y chromosomes pairs but they cannot exchange genetic material except at the ends of the chromosomes called pseudoautosomal regions. So, greatly, the Y chromosome <span> doesn't experience crossing-over.
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Through the process of elimination:
B. A mother gives X chromosome and a father gives Y chromosome to the son.
C. The mitochondria cannot be passed in the nucleus of a cell since it is another organelle.
D. It is thought that mitochondria is passed only from mother to her offspring, so they cannot vary greatly.
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Nitrogen.
Plants cannot use atmospheric nitrogen directly. Nitrogen from the air must be converted into the different form so plants can absorb it. Thus plants need nitrogen-fixing bacteria to convert atmospheric nitrogen into ammonium, which is available for plants to absorb it.