I believe the answer is: <span>Variety
The smaller groups that exist in a </span><span>Variety usually happen because they possess a certain feature that distinguishes them from another group of the species.
This happen due to the adaptation process in response to things such as different climate or different geographical location.</span>
You didn't give us any options to choose from. However, based on my research, this is the correct order of the tempo markings from slowest to fastest:
1. largo - very slow
2. adagio - slow
3. andante - moderately slow
4. moderato - medium
5. allegretto - moderately fast
6. allegro - fast
7. vivace - lively
8. presto - very fast
9. prestissimo - as fast as possible
Sweet potatoes, broccoli
a few more for you- kale, celery, chilli pepper, pea, grapefruit, apricot
Answer:
The best graphic that represent the growth of the cells is the plot #2
Explanation:
Using flow cytometry, a cell cycle analysis study uses a dye for DNA binding, and it is fluorescently labeled to allow stoichiometry of DNA to bind to DNA content.
During the phases, the DNA content will be:
G0 / G1 phase = 2n (diploid).
Phase S = 2n (duplication of DNA content)
G2 / M phase = 4n (content of tetraploid DNA 4n)
When cells are growing, a mutation will occur in the gene. This would lead to the cell cycle being unlikely to stop due to the checkpoint gene mutation, causing it to be unable to detect any damage. the cell cycle continues normally.
In exercise, cells that were in the G1 phase will reach the S phase. Therefore, the peak of that phase will be increased, and the peak of the G1 phase will decrease. The cells that were in the S phase will go to the G2 / M phase, which will increase the peak.
Bio-geographic isolation affects the random changes that take place within gene pools
The bio-geographic isolation of the species takes place when the geographical barrier work as a distinguishing agent. It takes place when the group of animals, plants and other creatures are not allowed to mate with each other.
The mixing of there genes within the same species is separated by the geographical barrier.
The barrier allows the mating of the species in a different way as compared to the previous one.