<span>Deep currents are driven by water temperature differences (warm at the equator, cold at the poles).</span>
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50 % chance is the correct answer
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The correct answer will be option-<em>Trypanosoma brucei rhodanese</em>.
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African trypanosomiasis is an insect-borne disease in the African continent which is also known as sleeping sickness.
This disease is named on the basis of a part in which they were found in the continent like the disease found in the east is known as east African trypanosomiasis which is caused by the type of <em>Trypanosoma brucei</em> protozoa called <em>Trypanosoma brucei rhodanese</em> which is carried by the tsetse fly found only in rural parts of Africa.
Thus, option-<em>Trypanosoma brucei rhodanese</em> is the correct answer
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<em>plants grow in dessert (xerophytes) shows adaptation to storage of water, there cells store large amount of water. They also conserve water by reducing the rate of transpiration and converting leaves into spine.</em>
<em>plants grow in dessert (xerophytes) shows adaptation to storage of water, there cells store large amount of water. They also conserve water by reducing the rate of transpiration and converting leaves into spine.The plants that grow on sea shores have a hypertonic medium so they have salt glands to remove excessive salt.</em>
<em>plants grow in dessert (xerophytes) shows adaptation to storage of water, there cells store large amount of water. They also conserve water by reducing the rate of transpiration and converting leaves into spine.The plants that grow on sea shores have a hypertonic medium so they have salt glands to remove excessive salt.The aquatic plant doesn't need cuticle to conserve water from exosmosis.</em>
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The hypothesis of microspheres builds off of the RNA world hypothesis. If RNA molecules could self-replicate, it would mean that whenever a microsphere split, the early genetic coding in the RNA would pass to the newly formed microspheres.
