There are basically three types of evolution divergent, convergent and parallel evolution.
a) Divergent Evolution – As the name depicts the species in this form of evolution becomes divergent i.e they evolve to become different from each other. This form of evolution is responsible for the current diversity of organisms existing on planet earth. For example human and apes evolved from a common primate ancestor.
b) Convergent Evolution – In this evolution, different species of organisms living in a similar biosphere start share common traits in the form of analogous features. For example – Whale and fish are not closely related species but they both have fins which are different in structure but have the same function.
c) Parallel evolution – In this evolution the similar characteristics between the two set of organisms are maintained though the two species continue evolving separately. For example - marsupial mammals of Australia and the Placental mammals
Answer: Improving food storage facilities
Explanation:
Answer:-Structuralism is the field concerned with discovering the basic elements of consciousness and...
-Functionalism is the field concerned with how mental processes help organisms adapt to their environment.
-Wilhelm Wundt established structuralism; he broke down consciousness into its two basic elements- subjective feelings and objective sensations.
-William James established functionalism; James disagreed with the functionalists and believed that consciousness couldn't be broken down as structuralists believed because it was a continuous stream of consciousness.
-Similarities are that subjective feelings and objective sensations are included in a continuous stream of consciousness as well as many other things. Organisms can adapt to their environment by using their subjective feelings and objective sensations and thoughts in order to solve problems that occur in their environment.
The right option is 5) rating
scales and frequency counts
Personality assessment is the
measurement of personal characteristics of an individual. Personality
assessments conducted by behaviorists sometimes make use of rating scales and
frequency counts as they allow easy characterization of people and their
behaviour.
Answer:
Proteins and nucleic acids
Explanation:
Because they make up the capsid and core of the virus
