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Answer:
D. The plant will be sensitive and mutated.
Explanation:
Through the image below we can state that the presence of coleoptera larvae, in the roots of corn plants, are few, which indicates that this plant was a type of mutation to present resistance to the attack of these insects, however, the presence of the larvae, allows us to conclude that the plant remains sensitive to these attacks. This indicates that the plant will be sensitive and mutated.
Coleopctera is an order related to the class "insecta", which is part of the biological classification of insects. However, the coleptera is an order composed of beetles, which can be agricultural and urban pests.
These are the answers:
Contact- 3. Extreme pressure deforms preexisting rock
Dynamic- 2. Magma hears preexisting rock
Regional- 1. Caused by pressure from a large scale geological event
Metamorphism is a change of the geological texture which is caused by heat, pressure, and the chemicals.
When we first see chiasmata under a microscope, we know that Separation of Homologs has occured.
Answer:
Option B, After cleavage of the nucleoplasmin protein, only the tail segments appeared in the nucleus
Explanation:
Cleaving of nuclear localization signals occurs before the transportation into the nucleus. Before that it is responsible for sending nuclear protein continuously after every cell division leaving very little protein in the cytoplasm. Once the cleaving occurs, the nuclear localization signals, no more protein can be transmitted thereby leaving very little protein tail segments in the nucleus. Also the signal sequences on the proteins are removed once they are trans located.
Hence, option B is correct
