What will happen to the pH inside of a thylakoid that is exposed to light?

A. It will increase.
B. It will depend on the starting pH of the stroma.
C. It will depend on the starting pH in the thylakoid.
D. It will not change.
E. It will decrease.


E. It will decrease.

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Deserts are usually found at ____ north and south latitude

a. 5 degrees b. 15 degrees c. 30 degrees d. 60 degrees e. 90 degrees

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Which of the following is not true about the autoclave?

A) Can be used to kill most bacteria B) Can be used with glassware and metal instruments C) Inactivates most viruses D) Can be used with heat-labile materials E) Can be used to kill most endospores

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 You are employed by the Natural History Museum of Chicago as a wildlife biologist. You recently completed an expedition to Indonesia where you discovered a new and very colorful species of beetle. Based on observations, you hypothesize that sexual selection may be playing a role in the evolution of this species. Which of the following observations would support your hypothesis?

A. Males defend territories. B. Female preference for larger, brighter males. C. Male beetles are bigger and more brightly colored than females. D. All of the above observations would support your hypothesis.

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