Answer:
Birds have a different mating season this evidence will go against the argument and suggest that the birds are actually different species. Generally, two factors seasonal and behavioral identifies the differences among the species. Species generally interbred among the same population of species according to the season and hence they loose mating opportunities. Although being sexually compatible they do not interbreed. Behaviorally, a biological clock in species naturally sets breeding cycle according to the resources availability, suitable nesting sites and mating opportunities. Different species have different seasonal requirements to accomplish this.
The right answer is opposite.
In the air, the biomass of primary producers is often much higher than the biomass of consumers, especially in forests where a large part of the biomass is wood. In aquatic environments and especially oceanic, the biomass of primary producers (phytoplankton) is generally lower than that of consumers but this biomass is rapidly renewed.
Answer:
16 picograms at the end of S phase
16 picograms at the end of g2 phase
Explanation:
At the Synthesis, S phase,
the DNA replicates to form sister chromatids for each chromosome.
Gap 2, g2
It's after S phase but before the next M phase of cell division.
Answer: a. Desert
Explanation:
The tropical climatic zone has three different biomes such as tropical rainforests, the tropical savannas and tropical deserts. The tropical climatic zone is the hottest of all the climatic zones as it can be found on and near the equator, this region receives the maximum sunlight energy year around.
Therefore, on the basis of the above information, the desert is the correct option. The desert biome is the hottest and driest region of the earth. This region receives very low annual rainfall.
