Seamounts are underwater mountains that rise thousands of feet from the seafloor. These are mostly volcanic in origin and are found on oceanic crusts near mid-ocean ridges. As these seamounts slowly move away from the oceanic ridge due to seafloor spreading, they gradually subside due to their enormous mass.
So according to the question, Sabrina has a better claim because her claim is based on research and logic.
Answer is option A.
Answer:
b, a, d, c, e
Explanation:
The lac operon is called lactose operon is a cluster of genes with a promoter. The bacteria uses lactose as the source of energy by the proteins coded by genes. This is present in prokaryotes.
The regulatory gene codes for repressor protein. The repressor binds to lactose and prevent its binding to operator. In the absence of lactose repressor gets activated and binds with operator. Thus, RNA polymerase is prevented from binding the promotor. The transcription of genes inhibited. Thus correct order is b, a, d, c, e.
Correct choice is " Eating Carbohydrates "
Animals and other organisms access Glucose for cellular respiration, by eating <u>Carbohydrates</u> .
Answer:
The relationship between the frog and the insects is a predator-prey relationship. If the number of frogs in the ecosystem decreased because of human activity, there's a possibly that the number of insects might increase.
Explanation:
In this controlled ecosystem, frogs naturally prey on insects. If there were to be less frogs in the ecosystem, the number of insects might increase because there are fewer frogs to hunt them.
Answer:
"AIDS-symptomatic"
Explanation:
According to my research on studies done by medical professionals, the condition characterized in the question happens when a person is "AIDS-symptomatic". AIDS causes the immune system to become deficient (destroyed) an leaves the body vulnerable. Therefore any small infection or illness can become life-threatening. The number 1 cause of death for people with AIDS is Pneumonia
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