D. Strong ....................
Because you either have what it takes to survive in a certain place or you don't and you die quicker and you have offspring that grow to these standards while you couldn't because you didn't come from a younger generation which has a better immune system or better camoflauge or certian ways they can and can't eat and somethings that their bodys do to help them survive rough times.
Proximate; mechanistic best describes the class of questions that Insel and Young were addressing when they studied the effect of anti-diuretic hormone on monogamous voles.
Explanation:
Genetic researchers, Insel and Young, conducted various studies to analyze the neurobiological aspects of pair bonding on monogamous voles. This was done by studying the changes observed due to the action of the antidiuretic hormone, vasopressin, when their receptors were increased. The transgenic voles exhibited differential gene expressions which explained the proximate and mechanistic mating behavior.
The role of the antidiuretic hormone explained the neurochemical mechanisms of the voles mating behaviors like bonding, attachment etc. Rather than increasing the amount of hormone, just by increasing the receptors of the hormone, male voles showed an increased social reproductive behavior.
Answer:
The difference in air density between the land and sea cause y the sun's heating.
Explanation:
The sea breeze circulation is composed of two opposing flows; one at the surface (called the sea breeze) and one aloft (which is a return flow)
Answer:
Gives more detailed look at cell OR shows cell ultrastructure (can be phrased either way)
