Answer:
they are invasive species
Explanation:
Invasive species can be defined as a category of non-indigenous species that may cause environmental harm. Invasive species have a high fecundity rate, an important dispersal capacity, highly plastic phenotypes, general habitat preferences, ability to circumvent biological controls (i.e., competitors, predators, diseases), etc. In consequence, these features become invasive species practically impossible to eliminate after introduction into a certain area and highly adaptable to new environmental conditions.
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What are the steps in the shotgun approach to whole-genome sequencing?
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A. 1-kb fragments are cloned into plasmids.
B. Chromosomes copies are broken into 1-kb fragments
C. The plasmids are sequenced.
D. Multiple copies of the same chromosome are prepared.
E. A computer combines the fragments sequences.
Answer:
DBACE
Explanation:
First, multiple copies of an entire chromosome are created (D). Then, the chromosome is fragmented into lots of pieces approximately 1kb in length. These pieces will contain overlapping sequences (B). Next, the newly created 1kb fragments will be cloned into plasmid vectors (A). The plasmids containing the DNA fragments are then sequenced (C), and the sequence is combined and aligned by a computer, aided by the fact the fragments are overlapping (E).
Some materials contract when heated rather then expand as most materials do.
Answer:
Subduction
Explanation:
The more dense plate would be pushed under the less dense plate because it weighs more and so it would stay lower. Since the plate is below it begins to melt due to pressure and heat. This process is called Subduction.
Answer: Language barriers
Explanation: People from different countries can learn English and understand the daily communication needed to function normally. However, when it comes to expressions, slang and phrases that are characteristic of English, as well as any other language, it is necessary to get into the spirit of the language, i.e. to know something more than the language. It implies a way of life, a tradition, a slang that even varies from country to country within the English speaking area. In other words, more time should be spent in a country where English is spoken so that people can start joking in English and understand slang and use it.
