Answer:
Colias Philodice
Explanation:
Following the dichotomous key:
The hindwings are rounded so it says to go to the 3. The options are orange with black wings or yellow with black wings. It has yellow on the wings so that means it is Colias Philodice.
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The possible answers are
1. Abiotic environmental
2.Biotic environmental
3.Genetic
<span>4.Pathogenic
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The correct answer is 2.
There are two groups of environmental factors, the abiotic factors like temperature and biotic factors that refer to the effects that living beings have on each other.
<span>The flesh-eating bacteria, Vibrio vulnificus is a living organism affecting another organism by attacking its healthy flesh, therefore this effect is classified as a biotic environmental factor.</span>
The answer is play on words, or a pun - a row of large animals separating two yards is called an elefence.
The first part of the word, ele-, obviously refers to elephants, which are large animals. The second part is a fence, which separates two yards. So this is intended to have a humorous effect.
I think clumping is caused by the mixture of antigen and the corresponding antibody. Agglutination( clumping) is the process that occurs when an antigen is mixed with its corresponding antibody. This is commonly used in blood grouping. An example is the clumping of red blood cells in the presence of an antibody or complement. In blood transfusion Clumping indicates that the blood has reacted with a certain antibody and is therefore not compatible with blood containing that kind of antibody.
Out of the following given choices;
A. dendrite.
B. Neuron.
C. axon.
D. neuroglia.
The answer is; B
The basic structure of a neuron is given in the attached image. Input signal coming into a neuron do so through the dendrites that may receive many thousands of input signals. The summation of these signals determine whether there will be the transmission of an impulse on the neuron, that is when the threshold potential is reached. This impulse travels through the axon and into the axon terminals and into the synapse that transmits the impulse to the next neuron.
