The first graph is correct. The population rises above then below the carrying capacity repeatedly. When the population rises above the carrying capacity, the population can no longer be supported and so it will decrease. When the population decreases below the carrying capacity, there will be more available resources so the population can grow.
Answer:
C. YyRr
Explanation:
The cross was done between pure-bred Yellow Wrinkled and Green Round plants. The genotype of the pure breeding yellow wrinkled parent plant: YYrr. The genotype of the pure breeding green round parent plant: yyRR.
A cross between YYrr and yyRR would obtain the progeny in the following ratios:
YYrr x yyRR= All YyRr (yellow and round)
Answer: Anything living needs to have certain conditions, if for example a group of flightless birds who are adapted for warm weather had their environment get colder each year and more extreme the surrounding plants and other animals may have a difficult time surviving and this will cause the birds to have less food. The birds also will not be accustomed to these changes and will not be able to adapt their bodies fast enough. This also makes reproduction difficult and in turn further dwindles the population.
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Explanation:
Answer:
The correct answer is - "is this factor decreasing the population growth rate in the environment?".
Explanation:
When a factor or resource in the environment causes the decreases or lowers the population growth rate, such factors known as the limiting factors. Limiting factors can be lower food resources, higher competition, lower birth rates, higher death rates, and many other factors.
Thus, the correct question should ask about the limiting factors that are affecting the monarch population would be - "is this factor decreasing the population growth rate in the environment?".
The test is based on a microtiter plate that has a solid phase substrate (target protein, antigen) at a known concentration fixed to the plate that when exposed to an antibody that has an indicator attached (dye for color change or enzyme-labeled antibody) that can produce a color change.
