1) variation in traits.
population of beetles: equal brown and green numbers in population.
2) differential reproduction.
Natural habitat is in trees. Green leaves hide green beetles.
The brown beetles are noticed by birds in the area.
Birds eat brown beetles.
More green beetles survive than brown beetles
3) heredity
Green beetles reproduce in greater numbers than brown beetles
4) end result
Beetle population changes from brown and green to mostly green beetles.
Answer:
Kill their host.
Explanation:
If their host dies, they will not be able to live and reproduce.
Diffusion. The fish are concentrated in the bowl or whatever you’re carrying them in, so they diffuse into the pond.
All living cells and many of the tiny organelles internal to cells are bounded by thin membranes. These membranes are composed primarily of phospholipids and proteins and are typically described as phospholipid bi-layers.
The irght answer is 8.
Each parent will give half of its chromosomes to its offspring through the gametes (which are haploid cells, containing n chromosomes) which will then fuse (male and female gametes) to form a diploid 2n chromosome cell and will eventually give rise to a new individual.
So each parent will give 8 of these chromosomes to their offspring.
