Answer:
Although eggs contain a great deal of water, they can get colder than 32°F/0°C without freezing. However, eggs that reach 29°F will freeze, which usually causes death.
Explanation:
If they have been exposed to very cold temperatures then I would assume the embyros would be dead or never started, though if you had a way to keep the coop warm or if she went broody and stayed on the eggs (is sitting and still laying eggs so they aren't exposed to some bitter cold weather or breezes) then they hopefully would be okay.
Answer:
Explanation:
That's quite a bit of points. Offer 20 next time (which shows up as 10).
Not all experiments lend themselves to this, but the best ones do. Make predictions. The startling experiments (the best of them) certainly allow you to make predictions
Most of the time, experiments confirm what was originally thought. It is, however, the best answer among this bunch.
A is also possible, but not always. I will stick with D, but I think others will pick A.
Answer:
The replication (exact duplication) of DNA begins with the unwinding of the double helix.
Explanation:
DNA replication is the first step of the central dogma of molecular biology which deals with the formation of 2 daughter DNA molecules from a single parental DNA.
The replcation begin with unwinding of DNA double helix by the breakage of hydrogen bonds between the complementary base pairs resulting in the formation of replication fork.
This incident occur by the catalytic activity of Helicase or dna B protein.
Answer:
The density would stay the same.
Explanation:
The density would stay the same as density is an intensive property meaning it doesn't change based on the amount of matter that you have.
