Invasive species reduce biodiversity levels, create a nuisance, cause economic loss, and disrupt ecosystem equilibrium.
<h3>Effects of invasive species</h3>
- Invasive species tend to drive away or kill native species.
- Invasive species reduce the overall biodiversity of plants or animals in the ecosystem.
- They cause economic loss through the loss of important native species.
- They create nuisance in the environment and may be costly to get rid of.
- They affect ecosystem equilibrium by causing species change.
- They are usually difficult to manage.
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<span> The answer is a misense mutation. In this case, the substitution of the tryosine amino acid with cysteine in the same position in the sequence does not affect the polypeptide becasue both tryosine and cysteine are polar animo acids. If the substitution </span><span><span> in the polypeptide chain </span>was by amino acids with different properties, it would affect the folding of the protein and change its conformation hence also affect its function. </span>
Q1. It originates in the spinal cord, not the brain
Q2. The environment and sensory receptors
Q3.Breathing during sleep
Q4. Reacts to a threat; Calms you down
Q5. Somatic nervous system
Answer:
to stop animals from eating plants
Explanation:
the thorns and spines help protect the plant for example if we touch the plant it hurts same goes with animals
The poison dart frog suddenly increase if the predator that feeds off the dart frogs goes extinct or migrates to a different area then the dart fronts will have a much larger population.
This means that the resources the dart frogs rely on will start to diminish and their prey will have smaller numbers
