Answer:
e. all of the above mechanisms for establishment of the microbiota in newborns
Explanation:
To a greater or lesser extent, all of the above contribute to the development of a newborn's microbiota.
The concept here is that the baby is immersed in a novel environment. It implies that any minimal interaction or physical contact can lead to the conditioning of the microbiota depending on that environment.
Also to clarify, there is not only one microbiote. There is a digestive, an intestinal, pulmonary, etc...
DNA provides nucleotides for cell membrane structure
<u>Answer:</u> B. Pond
<u>Reasoning:</u> A lake is typically large and have a large dept, same with an ocean(But an ocean is much larger) so the temperature won't be constant.
A lagoon is a moving body of water that covers small bodys of sand or coral.
<span>The law of segregation tells us that the rearrangement of chromosomes into gametes is RANDOM.
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A reproductive barrier keeps similar species from interbreeding.
