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Explanation: Looking at the expression of RNA provides a less tedious study on evolution since the DNA basically undergoes transcription allowing for expression of RNA than looking at the whole DNA which is a lot larger than RNA.
 
 
        
             
        
        
        
Answer: C) An increase in the carrying capacity of the ecosystem for wetland organisms.
Explanation:
The wetlands are the ecosystem that are developed when a water from any of the source like ocean, river, lakes, snow melting and rainfall get deposited in the shallow regions of the land. The water in such region may remain for either temporarily or seasonally.  
According to the given situation, the process of restoration of wetlands will help in increasing the carrying capacity of the wetland ecosystem. This is because of the fact that the organisms which are capable to survive in wetland ecosystem may experience disturbance due to human interventions. But with the increase in area and supply of water from the river the carrying capacity of the ecosystem will increase. The carrying capacity is the number of members of the population of species which an ecosystem can allow to survive. 
 
        
                    
             
        
        
        
Answer:
- 100% of the girls are expected to be normal, X+X+ and X+X-
- 50% of the boys are expected to be normal, X+Y
- 50% of the boys are expected to be hemophilic, X-Y
- 75% of the whole offspring normal (X+X+, X+X-, X+Y)
- 25% of the whole offspring hemophilic (X-Y)
Explanation:
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The patient is receiving succinylcholine or commercially called anectine.  
Succinylcholine is a medication often used in the context of general anaesthesia and its main effect is general paralysis. The drug's mechanism of action includes the inhibition of the acetylcholine's action on skeletal muscles. This inhibition is caused by the binding of the drug on the nicotinic acetylcholine receptor and the depolarization of the muscle cell.