Answer:
I don't exactly know too much about fossils and current animals, so I'll try my best.
Explanation:
Fossils provide evidence about life on Earth that currently extinct. Through fossils, we've discovered several species of animals and plants that previously existed. We also learn how life on Earth changed throughout the years. Fossils found in younger rocks look like animals and plants that are living today. Fossils in older rocks look less like the current living animals and plants. Some fossils found look either more or less like current species we know today.
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Answer:
The correct option is white.
Explanation:
As the options are not given, the options are found online and are as follows;
(a.) green (b.) white (c.) colonies will not grow (d.) blue (e.) clear
Out of this, white is the true option because in recombinant plasmid lac Z gene is disturbed and cannot produce beta galactosidase enzyme and there is no hydrolysis of x gal and no blue so recombinant plasmid gives white colonies)
Ecosystem
Explanation:
The relationship between the living and non-living things forms an ecosystem.
The non- living things like water, air, soil and other are required by the living organisms for leading their life cycle.
The living things forms the integral part of the natural cycling process of water, air and soil.
Thus this can be said that both living and non-living things are interdependent on each other and forms an ecosystem.
For example, if plants do not get water they will not be able to produce food also the transpiration will not occur which is an important part of the water cycle.
It is true that plants need salts and minerals to grow, but access salts can lead to the plant dying. (Like how humans need some salt in there diet, but access salt is not healthy. That is why it is bad to drink sea water) Anna's way of thinking is incorrect. Salty water could lead to the plant dying because too much salt could be toxic instead of helping them grow better.
Answer:
After it passes through the esophagus, the food moves into the crop where it is stored and then eventually moves into the gizzard. The gizzard uses stones that the earthworm eats to grind the food completely.