Plant-like protists<span> produce almost half of the oxygen found on our planet through the process of photosynthesis.</span>
As the tires broke down, they released potentially harmful chemicals into the water.
The primary sections in the brain that allow us to read, write, and speak communicably are: the left frontal cortex or Borca's Area, the posterior part of the temporal lobe or Wernicke's Area and a bundle of nerves called the arcuate fasciculus (3).
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D. Populations evolve as natural selection results in a change in the frequency of alleles within the population over time.
Our current understanding about how species evolve is natural selection produces adaptations vital to the survival of organisms.
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B. The relative frequency of the mutation will increase as time passes.
The information provided makes it clear that the mutation is an advantageous mutation; according to the theory of natural selection, since the mutation is beneficial to the bacteria, those with the mutation will survive and reproduce more, passing on the mutation. This way, the frequency of the mutation will increase.
I think yes, a tiny concentration of a contaminant that mimics a hormone affect a plant significantly. A lot of chemicals present today<span> </span>mimic hormones<span>, and can disrupt differentiation and the processes of a living plant. Hope this answers the question.</span>
