The correct answer is angiosperms.
The angiosperms, also known as the flowering plants, they are the most varied group of land plants with more than 400 families, and about 13000 known genera.
Similarly to gymnosperms, the angiosperms are seed-bearing plants. However, they are separated from gymnosperms by the features like endosperm within the seeds, flowers, and the generation of fruits, which comprise the seeds.
Answer: the actual size of the population is relatively small.
Explanation:
In relatively small populations, the phenomenon of genetic drift significantly may change the frequencies of the alleles in that population. This consequently affect the genetic structure of the population in context.
Whereas big populations doesn't significantly feel the shakings of this phenomenon because her effects are small and insignificant.
I do not see an attached figure...
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I would (jokingly) assume that they would fall when they ran out of fingers to count on/with.
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The ideal response of the nurse is to advise the client as
to why is the patient is undergoing to a state of hyperemesis gravidarum. It is
also best that the nurse should tell the client of which are the best treatment
or medications that she should take that would help her in the situation,
especially in relieving minor pains that she could have been experiencing. It
is best that the nurse would explain it briefly and calmly, so that the patient
will feel at ease and to be able to know why is she undergoing to this state
and what would help her in her situation.
