All this combined = rise in fatalities which = less reproduction = lower population
Transgenic organisms are those that have had their genomes altered by external means. These organisms are found in applications of genetic engineering, but they are only useful if the inserted gene is expressed in the organism.
An example of a transgenic organism may be a rat with the gene for hemoglobin from a rabbit. This rat is only useful if it indeed does produce rabbit hemoglobin in its blood due to the inserted gene.
They both provide energy for the body. They both occur in the muscle cells.
In meiosis, the chromosome pairs do the crossing over where there is an exchange of genetic material between them and because of it the
chromatids held together by the centromere are no longer the same.