1. False
Speciation is the formation of new species from a population of species. This process has three main stages: isolation, where the population is separated; adaptation, where the isolated population adapts to the new environment; and reproductive isolation, where the two populations can no longer breed to produce fertile offspring.
2. Behavioral isolation
This occurs when there is a difference in mating rituals or other behaviors which prevent interbreeding.
The haversian canal and volkmanns canals both house blood vessels. The fact that she is bleeding so profusely means she has a hemorrhage and a hemorrhage is the loss of blood through the blood vessels through a ruptured wall. This sign is related because one of these canals was ruptured when her bone was fractured and forced out of the skin.
Answer:
b
Explanation:
that is the only positive potential characteristic listed.
Hundreds or thousands of years.
DNA carries the "codes" that communicate what traits will be formed. The nucleotides in DNA are read and transcribed into mRNA which travels ot of the cells nucleus and then goes to a ribosome. In the ribosome, tRNA matches to mRNA with its anticodon. Each of the tRNA molecules are carrying an amino acid which are all connected by the ribosome to create an amino acid chain, which is a protein, which are traits in an organisms.
