BIOLOGY HIGH SCHOOL

3-4 sentences describe each stage of the water cycle

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Answer 1
Answer: precipitation happens first this is when it rain. The next thing that happens is evaporation this is when the clouds absorb the water back up. condensation happens next this is when the clouds build up water again for precipitation.

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The principle of _____ suggests that a plant with the genotype Tt will display a tall phenotype.incomplete dominance
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dominance
segregation

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Answer:

The correct answer would be "dominance".

The principle of dominance states that the the dominant trait expresses itself over the recessive allele in a heterozygous condition.

For example, in Tt the T is the dominant trait due to which the phenotype of a plant becomes tall.

Similarly, the plant with Rr would bear round seeds as R is the dominant trait which codes for round seed and r is the recessive trait which codes for wrinkled shaped seeds.
dominance because the tall(T) gene is dominant over the t gene so the plant is tall.

Choose the system to which this item belongs: lungsexcretory
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The lungs belong to the respiratory.

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what causes a protein to migrate on SDS-PAGE in such a way that it appears to be a protein that is much bigger

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SDS-PAGE is used for separation of proteins or protein fragments based on their size. SDS is an ionic detergent that denatures and binds to proteins. Consequently, the proteins are negatively charged. An electric current is running through the gel in the electrophoresis with positive pole on the bottom. Since proteins are negatively charged, they migrate toward the positive pole of the gel. Some of the proteins are smaller so they can travel more quickly through the gel than the bigger proteins. 

Which best describes her article

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Can you include more information?

Why are fewer animal species in grasslands a.grasslands have fewer habitats
b.temperatures in grasslands vary more
c.rainfall is low in grasslands
d.the amount of solar energy is high in grasslands?

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I think it can be C or D. But I think it's D.

The lysosome is formed froma. the cell nucleus.
b. the cell membrane.
c. the Golgi apparatus.
d. the endoplasmic reticulum.

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Answer C

The Lysosomes are visiculas (proteins are transformed in hydrolytic enzymes) detach Golgi apparatus.

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