Typical prokaryotic cell with that of a mitochondrion
Compare and contrast the structure of a typical prokaryotic cell with that of a mitochondrion. [40 marks]
Biology
leaves per rosette
Distinguish between plants grown on long days and short days in the mean number of leaves per rosette during the experimental period.
Distinguish between plants grown on long days and short days in the timing of the four stages of leaf development
Distinguish between plants grown on long days and short days in the timing of the four stages of leaf development.
What is a Synechococcus elongatus and Rubeola Virus (Measles)
For the first topic:What is a Synechococcus elongatesYou must discuss what is a Synechococcus elongates organism and explain what type of microbe it is, what helpful beneficial actions it performs, and which subfield of microbiology it is involved in. it must be 400 words minimum.For the second topicWhat is a Rubeola Virus ( Measles)You must …
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Argumentative paper: Pro-Life Abortion
Three of the 5 sources have to be scholarly (peer-reviewed)You need a minimum of five sources, three of which are scholarly (from peer-reviewed journals).Basic outline:IntroductionHookTopic and backgroundTimelinessEnthymeme (claim+reasons)Body paragraphs (3-4)Topic sentence that supports the enthymemeEvidence and examplesUse at least one, preferably two sourcesTransitional sentenceOpposing ViewThe topic sentence should clearly indicate this is an opposing viewUse …
Reducing the carbon footprint in the community
In our lab this week, we will explore individual behaviors at home and work that we might change in order to live more sustainably and with less impact on the environment. This is an excellent way we can all take greater responsibility for our environment. Another means of doing this is to write a letter …
What are the two evolutionary outcomes that may result from this ecological interaction?
Competition for space is arguably one of the most important factors inshaping rocky intertidal communities. What species are the most affected bycompetition, and which is the least? Consider two species that are competing intensely over a long period of time, what are the two evolutionary outcomes that may result from this ecological interaction? Explain.
Compare and contrast the following hypotheses; the Latitudinal gradient hypothesis and the Geographical area hypothesis
Compare and contrast two of the following hypotheses to explain globaldiversity patterns:● Latitudinal gradient hypothesis● Geographical area hypothesis● Species-energy hypothesis● Climate stability hypothesis● The evolutionary rate hypothesisBe sure to explain what evidence exists to support and refute each hypothesis.
Factors that affect population growth or decline.
What type of population growth pattern is most commonly found in naturalpopulations? Explain why, using some specific examples of the factors that affect population growth or decline. Be sure to include how predators and prey affect each other’s population growth dynamics. Why is predation often important in maintaining community diversity?