Answer:
Folic acid
Explanation:
Antibacterial drugs helps fight the bacterial infections. these drugs helps release essential amino acids by impairing the production of folic acids in bacterial cells. Bacteria infection may get severe and hazardous if they are leave untreated.
Answer:
Genes lying close to each other on chromosome
Explanation:
When genes lie close to each other on chromosome, they are inherited together as an intact unit in meiosis cell division and such genes are termed as linked genes.During meiosis the genetic material (allele/genes) is exchanged between the homologous parent chromosome which causes chromosome recombination and thus the formation of linkages These genes have high chances of recombination as they lie close to each other.
Options were missing from the question so the options are:
A.From the ice cube to the glass.
B. From the lemonade to the glass.
C. From the lemonade to the ice cube.
D. From the ice cube to the lemonade.
Answer: Option C
Explanation:
The main principle of heat transfer is that heat always flows from the hotter body to the colder body.
Here, the hotter body is thermos in which the lemonade was kept and the colder body is cooler in which the ice was kept.
During the mixing of lemonade into ice, the heat will from the hotter body to the colder body which means from lemonade to the ice. This process of heat transfer is unidirectional( hot body to cold body).
Hence, the correct answer is option C.
Answer:
The ultimate level of causation refers to the behavior’s evolutionary significance; how the behavior enhances reproductive fitness. The proximate cause refers to the immediate cause of a behavior, whether that be hormonal, neurological, cognitive, interpersonal, or cultural. For example, the proximate cause of humans eating more cookies, cake, and ice cream involves the psychological tendency to desire and enjoy foods with high sugar and fat content. The ultimate cause involves the high caloric content of both sweet and high fat foods, which promotes physical survival in resource-scarce environments.