My best guess would be B because elements are in their purest form
The main difference would be that prokaryotic cells are thought to not have a "true nucleus", as well as only having one single floating strand of DNA/Chromatid. Eukaryotic cells have a nucleus as well as a nucleolus, and many strands of chromatid and DNA.
Hmhm I wish I could drop my all informations but my English isn't enough for that. I hAtE bEiNg nOn-nAtiVE (If my words and grammar become enough to express, gonna send it as comment). So the only thing I can do is matching for now.
After breakfast --》glycogen breaks down to glucose --》pancreas --》secretion of glucagon--》intake of sugar by liver cells
blood sugar low--》pancreas --》secretion of insulin --》high blood sugar
I'm sorry again that I couldn't give you with details.
Hope it helps!
#MissionExam001
Answer;
-Vertical relationship
Explanation;
-Vertical relationships are up down relationships between superiors and inferiors, the only way this relationship is valid is if it is educational and the person on top has more wisdom and knowledge than the person on the bottom.
-Vertical relationships use feminine communication rituals where the subordinate must be pleasant and must not communicate negative emotional data to the superior.
-Horizontal relationships on the other hand, are democratic educational relationships between people that are relatively equal in knowledge, wisdom, or technique.
Answer:
The correct answer is d. bottleneck effect
Explanation:
A bottleneck effect occurs when a large population of a species suddenly decreases in size due to some type of natural disaster like tsunami, earthquake, volcanic eruption, etc. This is a type of extreme genetic drift because in this many allele which was present in the old larger population might lost and the new population has less allele than previous population.
So here 98% of the population died in the earthquake and the remaining population has broader stripes on average than the initial population therefore here the squirrel population experienced bottleneck effect.
