Many insects make larvae that are very different from the adults. What do you think are advantages of this system? Check all that apply.
A. Adults and offspring would not compete for potential mates.
B. Adults and offspring would not compete for food sources.
C. Adults and offspring would not be vulnerable to the same predators.
D. Adults and offspring would not compete for habitats.
Answer: D
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How did Meselson and Stahl distinguish between semiconservative and dispersive replication in their experiment?
A. After one round of replication, only mixed DNA molecules were present in native gradients. B. After two rounds of replication, only mixed DNA molecules were present in the gradient. C. After two rounds of replication, both heavy and light DNA molecules were present in the gradient. D. After one round of replication, both heavy and light DNA single-strands were present in alkaline gradients. E. After two rounds of replication, only heavy DNA strands were present in alkaline gradients.
Evaluate the following statements. Which one is most accurate?
A. Since bacteria reproduce asexually, all bacteria originating from one source are genetically identical to each other. B. While bacteria reproduce asexually, they use many mechanisms to transfer genetic materials between each other and as such as not all genetically identical to each other. C. Bacteria reproduce sexually, and have many mechanisms to spread their genetic materials to other bacteria. D. Bacteria reproduce asexually, and as such do not have mechanisms to generate genetic diversity among themselves.
The condition in which there is only one representative of a particular chromosome in a cell is called ________
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
A stationary population pyramid:
b. reflects data for only one sex as opposed to both. c. has the shape of an inverted pyramid. d. reflects unchanging birth and death rate patterns. e. is a common shape for developing countries.