The answer is; The moths will evolve due to selective pressure.
The allele for dark colored moths will be favored by natural selection over the allele for light-colored moths. This is because of the selective pressure of predation. Black moths are able to camouflage in their environment while light-colored moths stand out to their predators. More black moths are therefore able to pass down their genes than light-colored moths. Successive generation will, therefore, have more and more black moths.
Answer:
Non-covalent interactions.
Explanation:
DNA is present as genetic material in all the living organism except some viruses. DNA also perform important other functions - code for proteins, used as a source of energy.
The DA binds with protein to perform their functions. These proteins may acts as activator for DNA. The proteins binds in the non covalent interactions ( ionic bonding, hydrogen bonding, vanderwalls and hydrophobic interaction) so that proteins may easily detach from the proteins. These interactions helps in the attachment and easily detachment of proteins from DNA.
Thus, the correct answer is non-covalent interaction.
Answer:
In C3 photosynthesis, the reactions that require ATP take place in
B) the Calvin cycle alone.
Explanation:
In C3 PLANTS PHOTOSYNTHESIS OCCUR IN TWO STEPS-
1. LIGHT stage , WHICH TAKES PLACE IN LIGHT. In this stage water is split and ATP is released.
2. DARK stage, which takes place in dark. This the stage where calvin cycle takes place which require ATP, i.e energy. In this process sugar is produced with help of carbon dioxide. In this carbon dioxide is accepted by 5- carbon molecule ribulose-1, 5-biphosphate, which result into two molecules of 3- phosphoglycerate. this three carbon compound. hence is called as C3 pathway. hence C3 plants.
Answer:
The compound is dissolved in water
Explanation:
"aq." is the abbreviation for "aqueous" ( watery).
In chemical equations the symbol (aq) means that the substance is dissolved in water.
Yes, they do since the images show how weak the winds are.