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Mountains, dunes, and coast lines

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Answer: mountain, dunes, coastline

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glucose and oxygen which ultimately get transferred into ATP.

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C3 transferase decreases Rho activity and contractility by decreasing the number of stress fibers and thus also reducing wrinkles

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Rho protein is a small GTPase, i.e., an enzyme that binds GTP to hydrolyze it to GDP, which is known to mediate the formation of stress fibers and focal adhesion. Rho protein is involved in diverse cellular functions including, among others, adhesion, motility, and division by reorganization of the actin cytoskeleton. The bacterial toxin C3 transferase derived from Clostridium botulinum is able to lock Rho in an inactive state. C3 transferase adds an ADP-ribose to Rho, thereby leading to the accumulation of a Rho-guanine nucleotide dissociation inhibitor (GDI) complex in the cytoplasm. In consequence, C3 transferase functions to decrease contractility by blocking Rho activity, decreasing the number of stress fibers and leading to a reduction in wrinkles.

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True

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a) Beaver-dam buildings → (iii) Pond floods

b) Forest fire → (i) New plants can grow because of an increase in sunlight on the forest floor

c) Lack of rainfall  →  (ii) Zebras migrate farther to find water holes

d) Invasive water plants arrive →  (iv) Sunlight is blocked for native seagrasses

e) Grasshopper outbreaks  →   (v) Crops are wiped out along the prairie

f) Coyote disease decreases the population →  (vi) Mice population explodes

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a) Beaver-dam buildings → (iii) Pond floods

This is an example of how some species might produce damages in ecosystems. Beavers are known for their dams, where they hide from predators, find shelter, reproduce, and feed. With time, and as the beaver population grows, these dams get bigger each time. These animals keep cutting down trees and covering some wider areas that were inhabited previously by other species. The landscape changes, these areas get flooded permanently, most vegetation dye, the soil properties get altered, and just a few species can keep living there. The ecosystem changes.

b) Forest fire → (i) New plants can grow because of an increase in sunlight on the forest floor

This is an example of biological succession. Stable forests characterize as having big old trees that compete for light developing big canopies at heights. Poor light reaches the ground and allows some smaller species to grow. When a fire occurs, some of these trees might fall or disappear. These fire events open windows in the forest through which sunlight directly reaches the ground. Many new species can germinate and grow. There occurs a renovation of vegetable species in the forest and the consequent renovation of other living forms.  

c) Lack of rainfall  →  (ii) Zebras migrate farther to find water holes

It is not unusual that some species need to migrate looking for food or water. In certain areas, seasonal differences are very sharp, and while some periods characterize as producing plenty of food and water, some others characterize as lacking them, dry seasons especially. Animals develop different strategies to face these moments. Zebras need to migrate to find a new source of water to ensure proper hydration.

d) Invasive water plants arrive →  (iv) Sunlight is blocked for native seagrasses

A very known global environmental problem is the damage caused by invasive species. In a few words, exotic species arrive in a new area out of their native distribution range, establish, grow, adapt, and reproduce. These exotic species turn into invasive species when they overgrow, sharply increasing their reproductive rate. At this point, interaction with native species becomes harder, competing for resources such as space, light, food, shelter, water, among many others. Invasive species become such a good competitor that end by displacing native species. In the exposed example, invasive water plants arrive, and their population overgrows. They compete for light with native seagrasses and end by blocking it for them.

e) Grasshopper outbreaks  →   (v) Crops are wiped out along the prairie

This is an example of the prey-predator relationship. In this case, grasshoppers are the predators, and crops are acting as the prey. Whenever one of the population increases in size, the other one follows this increase, causing the decrease of the first one. When the first population decreases, the second one also decreases. In this example, grasshopper outbreaks, meaning an increase in predation rate over crops. Many more individuals are feeding on the crops, causing more damages to the plants´ population. Crops do not have enough time to recover, so they are wiped out.

f) Coyote disease decreases the population →  (vi) Mice population explodes

This is also an example of the prey-predator relationship. In this case, coyotes are the predators, and mice are acting as the prey. As coyotes are affected by the disease, which causes a decrease in their population size, mice seem to be favored, as they are not predated. They have enough time to recover as a population and increase in size. Coyotes´population decreases in size, so there are many fewer individuals feeding on mice, and hence, the mice population increases very fast. It explodes.

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c

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A. i think

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if green is being prayed on more, than less green are gonna be produced and brown will become more prominent. if that makes sense.

Answer: B) Mercury

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True

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After the second melotic division, the cells are haploid as they have only one of each homologous

chromosome pair.

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s waves are shear waves. they move by material flexing or deformity sideways from the direction of waves travel

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I think that the answer would be C.

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Its saying how could she best monitor the impact of the manufacturing plant on populations in this ecosystem. She could best monitor it by collecting data.

Both prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells use RNA polymerase to turn certain genes on or off. The correct option is A.

RNA polymerase, or more specifically DNA-directed/dependent RNA polymerase, is a molecular biology enzyme that synthesizes RNA from a DNA template.

The RNA polymerase enzyme is a large complex composed of many subunits. The prokaryotic RNA polymerase has four subunits that can transcribing all types of RNA.

These enzymes in eukaryotes have eight or more subunits that aid in the attachment and processing of DNA during transcription.

RNA polymerase (abbreviated RNAP or RNApol), or more specifically DNA-directed/dependent RNA polymerase (DdRP), is a molecular biology enzyme that synthesizes RNA from a DNA template.

RNA polymerase is used by both prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells to turn genes on and off.

Thus, the correct option is A.

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ribose

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Ribose & deoxyribose sugars. Ribose is a single-ring pentose [5-Carbon] sugar.

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b

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cell division is shown in anaphase

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b. 10,000 plants

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Producers, plants, contain the most stored energy in an energy pyramid.

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Trees provide shelter and abundant food supplies

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Trees provide shelter and abundant food supplies.

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Living Trees

Trees support the lives of many large organisms. Trees are used for food, shelter, and sites for reproduction. Many animals also use trees for resting, nesting, and for places from which to hunt or capture prey.

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This process is known as nucleosynthesis. But the universe was still too dense and hot for electrons to join these nuclei and form stable atoms. That's a busy first second. Next we'll find out what happened over the next 13 billion years.

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Secretion, in biology, production and release of a useful substance by a gland or cell; also, the substance produced. In addition to the enzymes and hormones that facilitate and regulate complex biochemical processes, body tissues also secrete a variety of substances that provide lubrication and moisture.

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1- Ans:Molecules

2- Ans:Atoms

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cork cells

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A cork cell has a cell wall that has a waxy substance that is impermeable to gases and water called suberin.

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A is the answer because she have to answer again to make sure it is right