<span>Factors that contribute to warming include
1. Carbon dioxide (CO2) from fossils fuel combustion.
2. Parts of earth's surface which have low reflectivity ( low albedo).
3. Tropospheric Ozone (O3).
4. Black carbon aerosols and soot particles.
5. methane (CH4) from decomposition and feedlots.
6. Nitrogen oxides (N2O) from denitrification and fossil fuel combustion.
Factors that contribute to cooling include;
1. Condenses water vapor (Cloud albedo).
2. Parts of earth's surface with high reflectivity (high albedo).</span>
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The scientists use DNA in crime scene investigations is by t<span>hey analyze the GC content of the DNA to determine how a crime was committed. </span>
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23 chromosomes
A dominant gene is a type of gene which dominates in the inheritance pattern and masks the other one, on the other hand, a recessive gene is that which does not show its trait in inheritance pattern and hidden by the dominant one. A dominant gene is stronger gene while the recessive gene is a week gene. Dominant gene is always expressed in the upper case letters like A, F, V whereas recessive gene is always denoted by the lower case letters like a, f and v. dominant gene show in the inheritance when one of the two genes is dominant but in case of recessive gene both the genes of a trait should be recessive.
Traits you get from your parents. Inherited features evolve due to genetic material rearrangement and mutation. The parents transfer those traits (inherited) to their offspring. These aren't dying but passed on to the next generation. Example: earlobe attached or free, and curly hair.
An acquired characteristic is a non-heritable change in a function or structure of a living organism caused after birth by disease, injury, accident, deliberate modification, variation, repeated use, disuse, misuse, or other environmental influence. Acquired traits are synonymous with acquired characteristics. They are not passed on to offspring through reproduction.
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You can test to see if an enzyme is completely saturated by adding more of the substrate.
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