Answer: Humans are dependent on animal and plant based products for survival.
Explanation:
a. Pizza: My meal is pizza which contains the plant and animal based foods. Plant foods include vegetables like tomato, capsicum, corn, and onion. The two animal based foods used in this will be chicken meat and swine meat. The pizza dough requires yeast to attain a desire puff, yeast here is a fungal strain. The resources required for preparation of pizza are easily available as they are replenishable renewable natural resources. These are available in farm, food market, and butcher shops easily. The plant based foods will grow with the help of seeds and animal based food will be available by breeding in farms.
b. The forest reserves are rich source of renewable natural resources like wood, plant based food, medicines, and other products. If forest reserves are not replenished then the need of these products will increase due to scarcity.
c. Plant: Clothes, furniture, medicines, food, and others.
Animal: Clothes (jute, silk), tools from animal horns, decorative item from elephant ivory
Answer:
Charles yanofsky established gene sequence and protein sequences are collinear in bacteria. He explains changes in DNA sequence can capable to produce changes in protein sequence at corresponding positions of bacteria.
The most likely wild-type codon for position 235 is AGT/C
The most likely wild-type codon(s) for position 211 is GGA/G
The most likely wild-type codon(s) for position 235 is UCA/G
The most likely wild-type codon(s) for position 243 is CAA/G
Answer:
Gravitational forces.
Explanation:
The same reason the earth revolves around the sun, its all thanks to gravity!
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testicles as plural testes as singular.
The genes in a population give forth the genetic variability across a population (genotypes). In addition, occasional mutations of these genes in a population increase this genetic variability. Hovever, natural selection only favours reproduction of individuals with genes that are favourable in the environment/habitat. Therefore, natural selection has no foresight but is rather pegged on being an ‘opportunistic’ process.
