<span>yes, if the biodiversity keep on increasing, and surpasses the carrying capacity, the stabilty of the ecosystem will be lost. This will be due to deplenishing resources, increasing competition, difficulty in survival and less availability of food. Therefore, a balance should always be maintained in the biodiversity as well optimal climate for stabilizing an ecosystem.</span>
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Answer:
The suitable words for fill in the blanks will be -
- embryo
- flippers
- disappear
- off
- genetic
Explanation:
Examining a dolphin embryo highlights its evolutionary history. Early in dolphin development, both fore and hind limb buds form. While the forelimb buds continue to develop into flippers, the hind limb buds disappear. The genes that are normally active in the hind limb buds of four-limbed animals are turned off. A genetic change leading to the silencing of a trait during development may have been an important milestone in cetacean evolution.
Answer:
The reason is probably so that each can fit equally well onto the ribosome and carry out its function
Explanation:
The three-dimensional structure or tertiary structure of tRNAs is conserved and crucial for the interaction : it is L-shaped 3D structure that allows them to fit onto the ribosome (its P and A sites). This is important for the function of tRNA: to be link between mRNA (carries the information from DNA) and ribosome (performs protein synthesis-translation).
