<span>- genetic drift
</span>Which mechanism affected the gene pool of the immigrants that entered the United States through Ellis Island?
NOT:
- gene flow
- gene mutation
<span>- natural selection</span>
Answer:
1.The group of organisms with cells which contain of nucleus and other membrane bound organelles are called Eukaryotes. These organisms have their DNA arranged in the chromosomes, bounded by histones proteins. They have diversity of forms, thus they can be colonial, unicellular or multicellular in forms. Their cells reproduced by mitosis and meiosis for gamete formation.
Reproduction can be sexual and asexual. Their ribosomes are found in the cytosol, and they are larger than that in prokaryotes, but ribosomes in chloroplast and mitochondria are similar as that in the Prokaryotes (70s). Plants and complex animal cells are examples.
Group of unicellular organisms which lack membrane bound nucleus, and other organelles, are called Prokaryotes. Their two domains are the bacteria and archaea. They reproduce asexually only, by fusion of gametes. Due to lack of membrane bound organelles, their water soluble components and cellular inclusions (metabolites and DNA) are found in the cytoplasm bounded by the cell membrane.
<u>When viewed under microscope. Prokaryotes are similar to Eukaryotes as follows. </u>
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Answer:
1 : to grow by rapid production of new parts, cells, buds, or offspring.
Answer:
box 4, because it has more atoms in the same amount of space
Answer:
Rapid increases in water temperature cause extensive fish kills
Explanation:
Biotic factors are all living organisms that contribute to an ecosystem. On the other hand, abiotic factors are non-living factors, such as climatic factors (temperature, rainfall, wind), edaphic factors (soil type, soil texture, soil aeration etc). Changes of abiotic factors can have a huge influence on living organisms of ecosystem. The effects might be benefical or harmful.
Some of the most common abiotic factors that can impact a marine ecosystem are water temperature, currents, light, alkalinity, oxygent concentration etc.
