Explanation:
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This is non-beneficial; it may enable non-native invasive species to thrive in previously uninhabitable environments by out-competing native species. This negatively affects the biodiversity of the ecological community.
Further Explanation:
Genetically modified organisms (GM) about their DNA altered or changed through the process of genetic engineering typically GMOs have DNA changes via the addition of genes from all organisms such as plants, bacteria, viruses and animals. These are referred to as transgenic organisms, which contribute to several innovations
- an increase in global food security which is the availability of food for the entire population.
- genetically modified food is thought to be more consistent in nutritional value and flavor, resistant to adverse weather such as droughts. these can be pest resistant, and should reduce the usage of herbicides and pesticides-this should increase crop yield and make production more efficient.
- transgenic organisms contain genes that enable antibody production and disease resistance in humans which can be used developing new medicines.
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Jurassic Fact: The Morrison Formation is named after the town of Morrison, Colorado.
Explanation:
The Morrison Formation is a rock unit from the Late Jurassic (155 million years ago-148 million years ago). It extends throughout the Western United States and often contains fossils of dinosaurs such as Camarasaurus, Diplodocus, Apatosaurus, Stegosaurus, Allosaurus, and others. Although the Morrison was deposited in a wide variety of environments, it is the river channels that are most likely to contain dinosaur bones. Quiet water lake and pond deposits are best for preservation of the small delicate skeletons of salamanders, frogs, lizards, and others. In order for a fossil to form, the body must be buried quickly before weather conditions and scavengers have a chance to scatter or otherwise destroy the bone. In the park you will also see "Rainbow Beds" of the Morrison, which are mostly crumbly grey and maroon mudstones. They are pretty to look at, but do not often contain dinosaur fossils.
