How can seagrasses contribute to the building of the environment in which they live?
What will be an ideal response?
Seagrasses, once they take root in an area, tend to trap suspended particles and cause these to sediment. Accumulated sediments contribute to the sandy/muddy environment in which seagrasses live.
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The process of manufacturing RNA from template DNA is
A. transcription. B. replication. C. translation. D. protein synthesis.
During cellular respiration in eukaryotic cells, glucose is broken down into carbon dioxide and water molecules. What energy source is produced during this process of breaking down the glucose molecules?
A) carbon dioxide B) acetyl CoA C) NAD+ D) ATP
mRNAs that have stalled ribosomes in their coding regions are degraded by the process of
a. nuclear surveillance. b. an miRNA decay pathway. c. nonsense-mediated decay (NMD). d. no-go decay (NGD). e. nonstop decay (NSD).
Which of these is an ecosystem?
A. lakes B. all of the fish in Lake Erie C. Lake Erie and everything living in it D. the producers found in Lake Erie