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I don't think so but u have to find out for your self
*The rate at which radioactive decay occurs.
*How much radioactive decay has occurred.
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As the choices are not given, so let's have a look at the Ramsar Convention in general.
Explanation:
In 1971, different countries around the globe signed a treaty in Ramsar, Iran for the conservation and sustainable usage of different wetlands around the world. The conservation of wetlands is important because the wetlands have a diversified flora and fauna. Destruction of the wetlands would result in many animals and plant species around the world to become extinct or endangered. Hence, this treaty was signed by different countries of the world as an understanding of the current situation of the wet lands.
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In humans the genetic commonality of height and skin tone is that they are both <u>Polygenic Traits.</u>
Explanation:
Polygenic traits can be described as those characteristics for which there is more than one gene to determine its inheritance. The outcomes of polygenic genes result in many differentiated phenotypes. For example, the difference in height, the difference in skin colour etc.
Polygenic traits occur because one allele for a gene does not have complete dominance over the other gene. This is termed as incomplete dominance. Incomplete dominance is a Non- Mendelian trait as Mendelian traits showed one allele to be completely dominant over the other allele.
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Immigrants may be defined as the individuals that comes from some other country but are the permanent resident of some other country. The individual might move for the jobs and education.
The immigrants might flock to the urban neighborhood and can settle on the basis of the their ethnicity. These neighborhood provide jobs to the immigrants and they had poor working conditions. The immigrants were underpaid. The mutual aid societies are formed in which immigrants pay dues and and the society pay for their elevation. The Americans and immigrants suffers from the pollution, crime and overpopulation.
