What is a succession?

What is a recessive genes and dominant genes

Does your body have more movable or immovable joints

What directs similar cells to change into a specific organ?

The size of a maternal (mother) or paternal (father) chromosome dictates which side of the cell equator it will gravitate towards during metaphase I. True False

Matter that seems to disappear is actually converted into ...

Which atoms are in all carbohydrates? Carbon, Iron, Oxygen Carbon, Hydrogen, Oxygen Carbon, Hydrogen, Nitrogen Nitrogen, Phosphorus, Oxygen

In separate marshes, small populations of three species occur: grass fish, which disperse only in extreme rains and have an average dispersal of 1 individual every 45 generations, swamp rats, which occasionally disperse over land, averaging 2

3. Which of the following is the term for the energy of motion? 1) potential energy 2) kinetic energy 3) tension 4) momentum

Describe the process through which allopatric speciation splits 1 species into 2 distinct ones

What is an example of a limiting factor that humans use to control the carrying capacity of an environment for a particular type of organism? Explain your answer.