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Answer:
Senescence
Explanation:
Chlorophyll degrades during leaf senescence causing the change of colour in autumn leaves.
The sample columns have two missing layers as follows:
- Column 1: Layers 3 and 8 are missing.
- Column 2: Layers 1 and 7 are missing.
- Column 3: Layers 1 and 5 are missing.
<h3>What is geology?
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Geology is a term to refer to the specialized science that focuses on the study of the composition and internal and external structure of the surface of the planet Earth, and the processes by which it has evolved throughout geological time.
In the image 3 columns are shown showing various layers of the Earth, however, each of it has 2 missing layers. To know which layers were missing from each one, we must analyze them to establish what a column with complete layers would look like and then compare the 3 samples with the model to know which layers are missing.
According to the previous process, it can be inferred that the missing layers in each column are:
- Column 1: Layers 3 and 8 are missing.
- Column 2: Layers 1 and 7 are missing.
- Column 3: Layers 1 and 5 are missing.
Note: This question is incomplete because the graph is missing. Here is the graph.
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<span>Although salmonella typhi is known to be a disease caused by the ingestion of infected fecal matter, that fecal matter is often found on food items because of improper hygiene on the part of field workers harvesting crops which are then possible eaten raw. Also it can be passed on by food handlers in restaurants practicing improper bathroom hygiene. But it has been known to be carried in shellfish that were exposed to sewage in the water. So if you had to name a specific food that would be shellfish.</span>
Genes are located on chromosomes and these chromosomes are passed into the gametes in sexual reproduction. If two genes are closely linked, it is likely that their positions on a chromosome are close together. This is why they are likely to be sent into the same gamete of the parent and inherited by the offspring.