Answer:
Forensic anthropology or forensic entomologist.
Explanation:
The Gulf of Mexico dead zone that forms each summer at the mouth of the Mississippi River is caused largely by the input of agricultural fertilizers that stimulate phytoplankton blooms, which die, and are subsequently consumed through bacterial decomposition. Decomposition consumes oxygen, leading to very low dissolved oxygen levels and subsequent death or emigration (i.e. leaving the area) of fish and other marine life. Many scientists advocate creating wetlands (as well as restoring them) as a strategy to reduce the severity and extent of the dead zone. The idea is that the plants in the wetlands will remove these nutrients from the water (during growth) and prevent their washing into the river and the Gulf of Mexico. Would the use of created wetlands be considered biotechnology
Answer:
Yes; the use of created wetlands would be considered biotechnology.
Explanation:
The created wetlands will employ the use of scientific tools and techniques, which will largely modify the plants, animals, and microorganisms in the Gulf of Mexico's dead zone. Generally, it has been established that biotechnology allows farmers to grow more food with environmentally sustainable farming techniques, which also improve soil conservation.
Answer:
Yes, the use of created wetlands would be considered biotechnology.
Explanation:
Biotechnology uses biological systems and living organisms to develop and create different products. The new wetland that they create will be made with the usage of scientific tools and techniques in order to replicate an already existing biological system. It will have very modified plants, animals and other organisms in the Gulf of Mexico's dead zone.
Which crop is preferably harvested by hand?
A. Wheat
B. Rice
C. Potato
D. Grapes
Which of the following traits could be passed
down (inherited) from parents?
Having blue eyes
O knowing how to ride a bicycle
O Knowing how to read
Having short fingernails
Answer:
Have blue eyes
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38. Traits that increase fitness become
more prevalent over time: _____
39. Why males of a species may have traits that
seem to decrease their chances of survival: _____
40. The effect of random events,
especially in population of small size: _____
41. When one allele changes
into a different allele: _____
42. The movement of individuals
into or out of a population: _____
A. natural selection
B. sexual selection
C. genetic drift
D. gene flow
E. mutation
Answer:
38 A
39 B
40 C
41 E
42 D
Explanation:
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Which of the following human actions could have a positive impact on local ecosystems?
Choose 1 answer:
A) Clearing forests to make way for new farms
B) Using renewable resources
C) Producing waste during technology development
D) Increasing the use of pesticides to protect crops

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Answer:using renewable sources
Explanation:
All the others are bad for the environment
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3. In a particular species of squirrel, red hair is dominant
over white hair. What is the expected phenotypic result
of the offspring produced by two parents, HH x Hh?
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50% red hair, 50% white hair
100% white hair
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100% red hair
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Answer:
100% red hair.
Explanation:
All of the offspring will inherit the dominant trait for red hair, and since the dominant trait is always shown over the recessive, they will all have red hair.
How the seedling continues to growth without cotyledon