Answer: D- Parasitism
Explanation: Parasitism is an intimate and long-term impact or interaction that a couple of organisms living in the same habitat have on themselves between two distinct living beings, where one organism lives on another living being which gives it food, eater and shelter at the expense of the other organism.
The organism that lives in the host organism causes it some damage and gives no benefits at all. Also, the parasites are usually insignificant in size when compared to the organisms they live and feed on so they are able to survive in a large category of environmental situations. In this case, the dwarf mistletoes are the parasites while the trees are the hosts.
Answer:
The arrow should be pointing from the producer towards the consumer.
Producer --> Consumer
Explanation:
The arrow represents the flow of energy in a food web. Producers are the first source of energy, as they make their own food. The energy is then transferred to the consumer when they eat the producer. For example, if a cow were to eat grass, the energy would flow from the grass to the cow. The arrow shows how this energy is flowing from the first source to the second.
Answer:
good evening
Explanation:
nouns the difference between biology and biography
is that biology is the study of all life or living matter while biography is a person's life story, especially one published.
Oncovirus is the virus that is studied
Explanation:
Oncovirus are the tumour causing viruses, which has been a dominant in causing leukaemia and also solid tumours in lower species. Oncovirus grows clumps of cells in the upper layer of the original cell. Transformation of cells as well as the tumour formation in experimental cells are induced by the oncoviruses. viruses remain unique form one another because of their nucleic acid, morphology, mode of replication, host range and type of antigens induced in the tumour or induced cell.
Answer:
They regulate the cell cycle by phosphorylating other proteins
Explanation:
they are serine-threonine kinases, they play an important role in the phosphorylation of other proteins. Cyclin-CDK complexes phosphorylate substrates appropriate for a particular cell cycle phase and without that, the cycle cannot continue.
