Highly conserved genes are important for normal function of the organism of every species from prokaryotes to eukaryotes. So such genes do not mutate easily and are highly preserved.
https://socratic.org/questions/what-does-it-mean-for-a-gene-to-be-highly-conserved
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Fungi are decomposers, they obtain their food from dead organic matters. Fungi obtain their nutrient this way because they can not produce their own food. To produce their own food they need chloroplast in their cells to obtain energy from the sun. And they also need the ability to fix nitrogen which they will incorporate into the food they produce. Because they lack the ability to do this thing, they have to adapt to eating dead materials. <span />
Answer:
F
Explanation:
It occupies both the third and fourth trophic levels. i.e
1st trophic level: Producer(plants)
2nd trophic level: Plant eaters (B & C)
3rd trophic level: Secondary consumers (E & F)
4th trophic level: Tertiary consumers (H & F) (they both feed on E which is a secondary consumer)
Thus F is both a secondary and tertiary consumer.
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