Answer:
Humans are responsible for the environmental pollution in many ways . Some of the points are as follows :
1 ) People throw the wastes wherever they like instead of using dustbins .
2 ) The various types of gases from the industries which harms the nature .
3 ) Cutting off the trees . ( people can cut but also must plant a new one )
4 ) Farmers using different chemical substances in high amount in the crops .
5 ) Burning plastics , tires etc .
This was my way to answer the question , if you need then you can write in paragraph .
let me know if its incorrect . :-)
<u>Answer</u>: C. Neutralization of stomach acid.
Hydrochloric acid is one of the three components of the stomach acid. The other two are potassium chloride and sodium chloride.
It plays a key role in the destruction of some ingested microorganisms. It is also vital to the digestion of proteins by activating the enzyme pepsin.
The question is incomplete as it lacks te end part of the question. However, the missing part is as follows:
In the F2 generation, all possible combinations of these traits were expressed in ratios consistent with Mendelian inheritance. Identify the four dominant traits, and enter them in ALPHABETICAL order in the blanks provided. [x],[y],[z],[a].
Answer:
The correct answer is :
x)axial
y)full
z)round
a)violet
Explanation:
True breeding organisms are organisms that carry two same alleles of a particular trait or character either dominant or recessive. In this given case the two breeding plants have four distinct traits, round, terminal, violet, constricted in one parent and wrinkled, axial, white, full in other.
In f1 there would be only dominant alleles for these characters will be expressed, that is already given in the question-
round, axial, violet, and full
The alphabetical arrangement of the dominant alleles are-
x)axial
y)full
z)round
a)violet
Used googled translate and it said:
Which of the following groups includes more closely related organisms?
A. Phylum
B. Family
C. Genus
D. Species
E. Race
Using the classification introduced by <span>Carolus Linnaeus, the closely related organisms are under the group of D. SPECIES.
Domain </span>→ Kingdom → Phylum → Subphyla → Class → Order → Family → Genus → Species
