Answer:
c
Explanation:
i had this exact problem.
Waterborne pathogens can enter coastal waters via leaking sewer pipes and untreated wastewater.
Sewage and untreated wastewaters are filled with microbes some of which are capable of causing diseases to humans and livestock if given the opportunity. Hence, the seeping of these waters into coastal water is a risk to humans who might want to swim or make use of coastal waters.
Precipitation, changing of tides and the interactions of marine organisms and plants will ordinarily not form pathways through which pathogens can gain access to coastal waters.
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Answer:
Be around their own species
Explanation:
So they can be able to reproduce the genes to the next generation
All the conditions are in the pic i attached.
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Answer:
Explanation:
After obtaining the sequence of the 16s ribosome, these sequences must be first assembled before they can undergo further analysis. The genome assembly consists of putting the fragments in the correct order, and eliminating overlaps. Due to the large amount of data, this process is conducted by a computer, which examines short DNA fragments and deduces their order from the overlaps.
After obtaining the full sequence and in the correct order, it is compared to other sequences in a data base that stores the 16s ribosome genes of all the bacterial groups discovered so far. <u>The percentage of similarity between the sample and an entry of this data base will indicate the identity of the bacteria.</u>