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Organism A is a social bee species, that lays 200,000 eggs each year and has a fast reproductive cycle, with multiple generations per year. This species is a generalist, visiting many species of plants, to collect nectar for food, over a wide geographical area.
Organism B is a solitary bee species, that lays 200 eggs a year and only reproduces once a year. Species B is a specialist, visiting just three species of plants for their food. These plants occur over a wide geographical area, but in localized habitat patches. Species B does not disperse far and stays within a few hundred meters of its food plants.
Which of these organisms would be more vulnerable to extinction in the face of a rapidly changing climate and why?
If all macronutrients and micronutrients are vital to human health and are provided by nature, why do we need nutritional guidelines such as USDA Food Pyramid.
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Choose any one of the following eukaryotic cell structures.
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Distinguish between a hereditary germline cancer, such as those caused by BRCA1 mutations, and cancers that result from two somatic mutations in the same gene in the same cell.
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Which muscle inhibits your ability to perform more repetition in chin ups? What does this say about the chin up as an affective exercise for lattisimus dorsi?
How does chemotherapy effect the central nervous system and what side effects occur?
What were the components of the pectoral girdle in early fishes and how has it changed in tetrapods? Specifically, what is the typical fate of the coracoids and clavicle in the tetrapod girdle?
An infant has hepato-renomegaly, hypoglycaemia, hyperlipidemia, acidosis and normal structured glycogen deposits in the liver. what might be the probable diagnosis.
If you are a patient or your family member is, what responsibility do you have in preventing nosocomial infections? cite the source.
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