Answer: Cycles of matter are called biogeochemical cycles, because they include both biotic and abiotic components and processes. Components that hold matter for short periods of time are called exchange pools, and components that hold matter for long periods of time are called reservoirs.
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This organelle has two major functions: it stores the cell's hereditary material, or DNA, and it coordinates the cell's activities, which include growth, intermediary metabolism, protein synthesis, and reproduction (cell division). Only the cells of advanced organisms, known as eukaryotes, have a nucleus.
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Genes with recombination frequencies(RF) of 50 assort independently and are not genetically links together but gene that have less than 50 RF are genetically linked.
The Linked genes included
a-d 12 c-e 26
a-g 4 d-g 8
b-c 10
b-e 18
Starting the order from the most tightly linked to the least
a-g 4, genetic distance is 4cM
d-g 8 genetic distance is 8cM
b-c 10 genetic distance is 10cM
a-d 12 genetic distance is 12cM
b-e 18 genetic distance is 18cM
c-e 26 genetic distance is 26cM
Pests in food establishments are usually very good vectors of many types of diseases, not just food borne illnesses (rats for example used to carry the fleas that carry the bubonic plague). Pests are very good at contaminating foods, as they will not only contact food in storage, but they will eat (so contact with saliva), lay eggs or have their young around, and will defecate and urinate. This means that it is highly likely to cause some food borne or other illness.
