Answer:
The atmosphere
Explanation:
Most of the air travels through the atmosphere tho very little travels through the ocean from air vents, or scuba diver oxygen tanks.
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Answer:
Earth's atmosphere filters out harmful radiation from the sun.
Explanation:
The sun is earth's star and sunlight helps light up and warm the earth and also helps in the process of photosynthesis. Sunlight on the other hand, produces harmful rays called Ultraviolet radiation or UV rays.
These ultraviolet radiation is dangerous to our skin and ultimately our body as a whole. Fortunately for us, the earth's atmosphere has a protective layer called the Ozone layer. The Ozone layer serves to filter out and block the harmful ultraviolet radiation and prevent it from reaching the earth, thereby protecting us.
Sadly though, the Ozone layer is getting depleted by human activities which emit harmful gases like carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. Activities such as oil drilling, automobile emissions, destruction of forests etc. These activities affect the Ozone layer leading to it's gradual disappearance and letting in the harmful UV rays. A phenomenon referred to as global warming.
Genotype ratio refers to the probability of each type of thing (in this case, round/yellow seeds) occurring based on the Punnett square. If you were to write out how many of each specific hybrid occurred in the square, you'd get:
1 RRYY
2 RRYy
2 RrYY
4 RrYy
1 RRyy
1 rrYY
1 rryy
What does this tell us? In this case, the only thing that matters is the capital letter (since that's the dominant trait and will determine whether the seed is/isn't round/yellow).
Looking at each one, you see some of them are the same - for example, RRYY and RRYy both end up as round and yellow. RrYy is too, as is RrYY.
So, you end up with 9 round and yellow; 3 round and not yellow; 3 not round and yellow; 1 not round and not yellow.
"The relationship between the amount of energy reaching an object (or portion of it) and the amount leaving it.
A good example of this is our earth receiving energy from the sun, and giving off energy into the near future." (From Wiktionary)
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