I would recommend to move the slide away from the end of the viewing part of the microscope, so that if the lab partner were to adjust too much, that the viewing part of the microscope wouldn’t collide and passively crack the slide.
Hi there!
I cannot answer you question unless you give me some answer choices please
~Jada
If this question has the same list of choices like the previous ones, the answer would be letter B.. It is based on phylogeny.<span>
</span>>Cladistics<span> is defined as the classification of organisms based on the branchings of descendant lineages from a common ancestor.
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The following are the choices to the question stated above.
A. It is the same as phylogeny.
<span>B. It is based on phylogeny. </span>
C. It is a branch of phylogeny
Answer: CONDITIONS FOR HARDY
No mutations should appear in the beetle population because new alleles would change the allele frequencies
There should be random mating among beetles
There should be no natural selection on the beetle population
The population of beetles must be large enough so that genetic drift is avoided
There should be no migration of beetles into or out of the population.
CONDITIONS FOR EVOLUTION-
Natural selection favors green beetles
Purple mutants appear among the Beatles
Preferred mates are red, so these individuals reproduce
Large numbers of brown beetles were killed in a forest fire
A significant number of yellow beetles left.
Explanation: I only added about half the sentence of each answer because it’s to long.
Will increase, in order to adapt to the environment and reduce being spotted (exercising camouflage) a peppered moth will have a greater chance of surviving since it won't be spotted versus a white moth (which would stand out in a polluted location)
