Answer: option B) Organism Y has the benefit of not having to find a mate.
Explanation:
Unlike organism X, Organism Y is capable of reproducing it's young ones by undergoing meiosis or in the presence of a mate supply gametes that will then be fused together into a new offspring as characterized in sexual reproduction; AND ALSO in the absence of a mate undergoes mitosis, binary fission etc as characterized in asexual reproduction.
Answer:
D. They show that neither theory is complete and entirely correct.
Explanation:
<span>To verify the purity of a
colony, a number of steps could be adopted. Pick the colony and dissolve it in sterile
water (approximately 5ml), streak in media again and incubate. Observe if it
produces pure colonies of the chosen organisms and if not, repeat the procedure
until pure colonies are produced. Additionally, one could perform additional tests
that categorize bacteria such as Gram staining. </span>
Osmophiles, which means they don't spend much time in the water.
