What is active transport in your own words

Answer:

the movement of a chemical substance by the expenditure of energy against a gradient in concentration

Explanation:

The botanist wanted to produce a generation of snapdragons that all had pink flowers.

State the phenotypes of the parent plants that the botanist would need to cross.
Explain your answer.​

Carbon Cycle activity part 2

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Directional selection drift
Disruptive/divergent selection drift
Fitness
DNA
Artificial selection
Vestigial structure
Homologous structure
Convergent evolution
Niche
Strong big one
Thin needle nose
Behavioral selection
Genetic variation

How is the temperature of a location determined by energy from
the sun and the location's distance from the equator?

1. In the fast change, how are other parts of the ecosystern affected?

Which is a product of
photosynthesis?
A. chemical energy
B. light
C. carbon dioxide

What is period stigma?

Are frogs and birds OR frogs and horses more closely related?

A.Frogs and birds because they have the most specific taxonomic level in common.

B.Frogs and horses because they have the most specific taxonomic level in common.

C.Frogs and birds because they are both small.

D.They are all in the same taxonomic level, so they are equally related.

What is a condition where the nervous system causes a muscle contraction or shortening of muscle fibers?
A. Muscular response
B. Motor response
C. Muscular movement
D. Motor movement

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Name the major muscles

how barometer helps in agriculture

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All the factors affecting the rate of photosynthesis are
_______

One day you experience violent thunderstorms followed by a few days of colder weather. Which type of front most likely moved through your area? occluded front stationary front warm front cold front

In the past, pacific sea otters were hunted to near extinction.
Without the otters, kelp forests along the coast started to die
because sea urchins, the otter's favourite food, were able to
overgraze them. Once otters became protected, the kelp
forests began to recover as the urchins were back in check.
In this kelp forest ecosystem, sea otters are a ________
species.
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What figurative term is "merry hell"?

onomatopoeia

personification

oxymoron

hyperbole

What is the atomic number of sodium?

When Gregor Mendel crossed true-breeding tall plants (TT) with true-breeding short plants (tt), all the offspring were tall because

explain the full meaning of xerophytes​

Which of the following best describes a mutation?

a change in a gene

a section of a chromosome that codes for a trait

anything that can damage a gene

a distinguishing quality that can be passed from one generation to another

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Which of the following produces identical cells?
A) meiosis
B) mitosis
C) gamete formation
E) sexual reproduction

How would Earth be different without the greenhouse effect?

A. There would be more solar energy reaching Earth.
B. There would be more ice on Earth's surface.
C. The oceans would contain more carbonic acid.
D. The atmosphere would contain more methane.

What is the Heat Source in the experiment?

Which sentence best represents the relationship between the process of subduction and the rock cycle?
A.
Subduction creates rocks.
B.
Subduction destroys rocks.
C.
Subduction recycles rocks.
D.
Subduction sorts rocks.

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Suppose an individual giraffe could not reach high leaves on a tree
its neck was too short. Lamarck's theory would suggest that the giraffe could
undergo physical changes that would lengthen its neck simply by stretching
to reach the branches. What experimental result would disprove this?
E The necks of giraffes today are shorter than the necks of early giraffes.
G. Giraffes with longer necks prefer to eat leaves from higher branches.
H. Neck lengtı does not change when giraffes are fed branches at different
heights.
1. Giraffes with longer necks frequently produce offspring that also have
longer necks.

Read the passage. Then explain the ways humans have influenced the traits in corn plants and the impacts each biotechnology has had.

Passage
Many of the types of corn found in grocery stores were originally bred for their taste and productivity. But these varieties are often threatened by pests. This makes it harder for farmers to produce enough corn.
Scientists have used genetic engineering to make GMO corn plants that are resistant to pests. In one type of GMO plant, they added genes from bacteria that live in soil. The genes let the GMO plants produce a bacterial protein that kills certain insects.

How does gene flow directly contribute to evolution?

2. In restaurants, most food contact surfaces are smooth and lack cavities/pores in their surface. What is the advantage of that for microbial control?