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Gene flow is the exchange of alleles between two or more populations. For this reason it is sometimes referred to as allele flow or gene migration. While migrating animals often carry new alleles from one population to another, they must interbreed with the new population for gene flow to occur. In the image below, a beetle from a population of brown beetles migrates into a population of green beetles.
A is the answer because proteins need to be made first then processed through the ER that's covered in ribosomes and the Golgi prepares it for release.
Our ears use vibrations to detect sound.
Inside our ears we have an eardrum, this eardrum is connected to three small bones known as Ossicles. When something makes a sound is creates a vibration that makes the eardrum vibrate and pass this vibration through the Ossicles to the Co<span>chlea which allows us the comprehend the sound something is making.
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Carlos Linnaeus is considered as the "Father of morden Txonomy."
