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[Show more]A population not being in equilibrium could be do to which of the following a. No mutations b. Population being too small c. Lack of gene flow d. Non random mating c. Lack of gene flow 
No one is certain what the function of the human appendix is. But, one thing we do know is that we can live withou...
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Add to cartA population not being in equilibrium could be do to which of the following a. No mutations b. Population being too small c. Lack of gene flow d. Non random mating c. Lack of gene flow 
No one is certain what the function of the human appendix is. But, one thing we do know is that we can live withou...
Acidic solution has more of H+ than OH- ions 
DNA contains a pentose sugar called deoxyribose 
A biological polymer is synthesized by joining monomers by the removal of water by dehydration synthesis 
Which trace element is necessary for human body that is obtained from table salt? iodine 
Oxygen in...
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Add to cartAcidic solution has more of H+ than OH- ions 
DNA contains a pentose sugar called deoxyribose 
A biological polymer is synthesized by joining monomers by the removal of water by dehydration synthesis 
Which trace element is necessary for human body that is obtained from table salt? iodine 
Oxygen in...
How can you differentiate between atomic number and mass number of an atom? a) Atomic number is the number of protons while mass number is the number of protons + electrons b) Atomic number is the number of protons while mass number is the number of protons + neutrons c) Atomic number is the number ...
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Add to cartHow can you differentiate between atomic number and mass number of an atom? a) Atomic number is the number of protons while mass number is the number of protons + electrons b) Atomic number is the number of protons while mass number is the number of protons + neutrons c) Atomic number is the number ...
Beer has a pH of about 4, while pure water has a pH of 7. How much more acidic is the beer than the water? 
a.1000x more H+ ions b.1000x fewer H+ ions c. 100x more H+ ions d. 4000x fewer H+ ions b. 1000x fewer H+ ions 
What would be the impact of changing the atomic number of carbon from 6 to 7? a. ...
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Add to cartBeer has a pH of about 4, while pure water has a pH of 7. How much more acidic is the beer than the water? 
a.1000x more H+ ions b.1000x fewer H+ ions c. 100x more H+ ions d. 4000x fewer H+ ions b. 1000x fewer H+ ions 
What would be the impact of changing the atomic number of carbon from 6 to 7? a. ...
what does the cell theory state? that all cells come form previously existing cells and consist of three principles 
what are the three principles of the cell theory? 1. every organism is made up of one or more cells 2. the smallest organism are single cells, and cells are the functional units of mu...
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Add to cartwhat does the cell theory state? that all cells come form previously existing cells and consist of three principles 
what are the three principles of the cell theory? 1. every organism is made up of one or more cells 2. the smallest organism are single cells, and cells are the functional units of mu...
what is a gene unit of DNA that encodes information needed to produce proteins, cells, and entire organisms 
what is a locus location of a gene on a chromosome 
what is an allele alternative versions of genes at the same locus of a chromosome, formed by mutations 
what is the relationship between ge...
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Add to cartwhat is a gene unit of DNA that encodes information needed to produce proteins, cells, and entire organisms 
what is a locus location of a gene on a chromosome 
what is an allele alternative versions of genes at the same locus of a chromosome, formed by mutations 
what is the relationship between ge...
1. Hydrogen bonds A) can form between a hydrogen involved in a polar covalent bond and any atom with a partial negative charge. B) occur anytime hydrogen is involved in an ionic bond. C) require two atoms of hydrogen to share electrons, filling the inner valence shells of both atoms. D) hold protein...
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Add to cart1. Hydrogen bonds A) can form between a hydrogen involved in a polar covalent bond and any atom with a partial negative charge. B) occur anytime hydrogen is involved in an ionic bond. C) require two atoms of hydrogen to share electrons, filling the inner valence shells of both atoms. D) hold protein...
Complete this analogy: Atoms are to molecules as tissues are to organs. 
You are watching a street performer do card tricks. Without looking, he is identifying the card chosen by a volunteer from the audience. When a child nearby asks, "How did you do that?" the performer replies, "By magic!" Wh...
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Add to cartComplete this analogy: Atoms are to molecules as tissues are to organs. 
You are watching a street performer do card tricks. Without looking, he is identifying the card chosen by a volunteer from the audience. When a child nearby asks, "How did you do that?" the performer replies, "By magic!" Wh...
All of the following are true of all living organisms EXCEPT that they have a nucleus in their cells 
 
A mutation can be the cause for natural selection 
 
Suppose that a meteorite crashes into Earth and a sample of it is taken to a local research lab for analysis. Embedded several inches within th...
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Add to cartAll of the following are true of all living organisms EXCEPT that they have a nucleus in their cells 
 
A mutation can be the cause for natural selection 
 
Suppose that a meteorite crashes into Earth and a sample of it is taken to a local research lab for analysis. Embedded several inches within th...
Eukaryotic Cell -Nucleus -Internal membranes (Organelles) 
Prokaryote Nucleiod region 
What is the nucleiod? Dense region in a prokaryotic cell where DNA is found 
Where is the nucleiod found? Prokaryotic cell 
What is the function of the nucleus? Contains DNA in eukaryotic cell 
What is the functio...
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Add to cartEukaryotic Cell -Nucleus -Internal membranes (Organelles) 
Prokaryote Nucleiod region 
What is the nucleiod? Dense region in a prokaryotic cell where DNA is found 
Where is the nucleiod found? Prokaryotic cell 
What is the function of the nucleus? Contains DNA in eukaryotic cell 
What is the functio...
What is the differences between a eukaryotic cell and a prokaryotic cell? Eukaryote has a nucleus and internal membranes (organelles). A Prokaryote has a nucleoid region 
What is a nucleoid and where it is found? A dense region in a prokaryotic cell where DNA is located 
What is the function of a Nu...
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Add to cartWhat is the differences between a eukaryotic cell and a prokaryotic cell? Eukaryote has a nucleus and internal membranes (organelles). A Prokaryote has a nucleoid region 
What is a nucleoid and where it is found? A dense region in a prokaryotic cell where DNA is located 
What is the function of a Nu...
A sequence of three RNA bases can function as a(n) what? (A) codon only (B) anticodon only (C) gene only (D) codon or anticodon (E) NONE of the above answers (D) codon or anticodon 
What is Messenger RNA (mRNA)? (A) a nucleic acid that, by itself, codes for the primary structure of a protein. (B) ma...
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Add to cartA sequence of three RNA bases can function as a(n) what? (A) codon only (B) anticodon only (C) gene only (D) codon or anticodon (E) NONE of the above answers (D) codon or anticodon 
What is Messenger RNA (mRNA)? (A) a nucleic acid that, by itself, codes for the primary structure of a protein. (B) ma...
Modern archaebacteria may tell us something about the earliest single-celled organisms because -they are the bacteria closest to the "root" of the tree of life. -they live in extreme habitats similar to the early Earth environment. -some live in deep ocean thermal vents. Correct! 
Choose the corre...
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Add to cartModern archaebacteria may tell us something about the earliest single-celled organisms because -they are the bacteria closest to the "root" of the tree of life. -they live in extreme habitats similar to the early Earth environment. -some live in deep ocean thermal vents. Correct! 
Choose the corre...
It became apparent to Watson and Crick after completing their model that a DNA molecule could carry a vast amount of heredity information in its what? Sequence of bases 
 
The two polynucleotide chain in a DNA molecule are attached to each other by what? Hydrogen bonds between bases 
 
Inversions ar...
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Add to cartIt became apparent to Watson and Crick after completing their model that a DNA molecule could carry a vast amount of heredity information in its what? Sequence of bases 
 
The two polynucleotide chain in a DNA molecule are attached to each other by what? Hydrogen bonds between bases 
 
Inversions ar...
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