Which of the following animals have broad,
flat molars and reduced canines?
a. cows
b. cats
c. wolves
d. humans
e. more than one of these
A
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If a drug that inhibited transport from the trans face of the Golgi was applied to plant cells, which stage of the cell cycle would be directly affected?
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The ocean has mitigated the impact of anthropogenic carbon dioxide production by
A) absorbing 500 billion tons of atmospheric carbon dioxide. B) absorbing over 80% of the trapped heat energy. C) storing 600 billion tons of organic carbon. D) absorbing 500 billion tons of atmospheric carbon dioxide and over 80% of the trapped heat energy.
The outer membrane of gram-negative bacteria contains
a) sterols. b) mycolic acid. c) teichoic acid. d) lipopolysaccharide.
An unscrupulous dog breeder has been selecting for dogs that have very large litters, with the goal of maximizing profits. Why might this strategy be counterproductive?
A. Litter size is not influenced by genetics. B. Intrauterine cannibalism will reduce the number of puppies. C. The puppies from large litters are likely to be malnourished, and the mother will have few resources to devote to future litters. D. It will cost too much money to feed all those puppies.