<h2>Dinoflagellates thrive in bahia fosforescente</h2>
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- Dinoflagellate, are one-celled aquatic organisms having two dissimilar flagella.
- It has a characteristics of both plants and animals.
- Most of the dinoflagellates are marine, but some live in freshwater habitats.
- Bahia fosforescente is one of the phosphorescent bays where millions of glowing marine dwellers such as dinoflagellates cause the lake to glow a bright blue in night.
- Dinoflagellates has the characteristics of Bioluminescence which they use it as a defense mechanism.
- During night, due to the bioluminescence of dinoflagellates,water can have an appearance of sparkling light.
- Dinoflagellates takes their nutrients from marine organisms, thus they grow or develop well in bahia fosforescente.
Answer: B) The membrane is permeable to the solvent and dialysate, but not to the protein.
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Prairies are unique ecosystems dominated by grasses and other non-woody plants called forbes. ... A prairie ecosystem includes all the living components-- plants and animals--and all the nonliving components-- sun, water, fire, soil, and--nutrients.
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Group of answer choices DNA sequences that are deduced by comparing many related DNA sequences are called CONSENSUS. Unlike DNA synthesis, RNA synthesis requires TRANSCRIPTION. PROMOTERS direct RNA polymerase to the initiation site. RNA synthesis complexes containing DNA, RNA, and polymerase perform TRANSLATION. RNA synthesis (tRNA, mRNA, and rRNA) takes place in complexes containing DNA, RNA, and polymerase are called TRANSCRIPTION BUBBLES. The expression of beta-galactosidase requires the induction of operons by addition of REPRESSORS.
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Coriolis Force - refers to the fictitious force that acts perpendicularly to the direction of a rotating motion.
Air parcel - refers to a body of air that is <em>"imaginary."</em>
Pressure gradient - the change in pressure across a given distance.
Pressure gradient force - the net force that is being directed from high pressure to low pressure.
When an<em> air parcel is at rest, </em><u>the pressure gradient force acts upon it.</u> It will then move from<em> high pressure to low pressure.</em>
However, when the air parcel starts to be in motion, its direction will be changed with the help of the Coriolis force. Thus, it moves to the right side of the Northern hemisphere.
Once the speed of the wind increases, the change in direction of the air parcel increases. This happens until the pressure gradient force and the Coriolis Force are equal in magnitude. When this happens, the wind will start blowing parallel to the points of equal pressure. The wind will now then be referred to as in "geostrophic balance."
When friction happens, the geostrophic balance breaks. The flow of the wind will be slowed down. This means that the Coriolis force will also be lessened. The air parcel will then move towards the lower region.
