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Which of the following would be likely to effect the results of the natural selection simulation outside? Check All That Apply color blind student "birds"color blind student "birds" time of day and shadow level of a habitattime of day and shadow level of a habitat student "birds" not wearing their corrective lensesstudent "birds" not wearing their corrective lenses temperatures dropping from 82 F to 67 Ftemperatures dropping from 82 F to 67 F Which of the following statements apply to the process of designating organisms with scientific names?   Check All That Apply A name should refer to only one unique entity.A name should refer to only one unique entity. An entity should have only one official name.An entity should have only one official name. Each species is identified with a two-part Latin name.Each species is identified with a two-part Latin name. The first part of a scientific name is the genus, the second part is the specific epiteth.The first part of a scientific name is the genus, the second part is the specific epiteth.

Which of the following would be likely to effect the results of the natural selection simulation outside? Check All That Apply color blind student "birds"color blind student "birds" time of day and shadow level of a habitattime of day and shadow level of a habitat student "birds" not wearing their corrective lensesstudent "birds" not wearing their corrective lenses temperatures dropping from 82 F to 67 Ftemperatures dropping from 82 F to 67 F Which of the following statements apply to the process of designating organisms with scientific names?   Check All That Apply A name should refer to only one unique entity.A name should refer to only one unique entity. An entity should have only one official name.An entity should have only one official name. Each species is identified with a two-part Latin name.Each species is identified with a two-part Latin name. The first part of a scientific name is the genus, the second part is the specific epiteth.The first part of a scientific name is the genus, the second part is the specific epiteth.

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Which of the following would be likely to effect the results of the natural selection simulation outside?

Check All That Apply
  • color blind student "birds"color blind student "birds"
  • time of day and shadow level of a habitattime of day and shadow level of a habitat
  • student "birds" not wearing their corrective lensesstudent "birds" not wearing their corrective lenses
  • temperatures dropping from 82 F to 67 Ftemperatures dropping from 82 F to 67 F
Which of the following statements apply to the process of designating organisms with scientific names?
 
Check All That Apply
  • A name should refer to only one unique entity.A name should refer to only one unique entity.
  • An entity should have only one official name.An entity should have only one official name.
  • Each species is identified with a two-part Latin name.Each species is identified with a two-part Latin name.
  • The first part of a scientific name is the genus, the second part is the specific epiteth.The first part of a scientific name is the genus, the second part is the specific epiteth.
 
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Transcribed Image Text:Place the following steps in the correct order to represent the processes involved in gene expression--transcription and translation. MRNA moves into Anticodon-codon MRNA is DNA in nucleus complementary base pairing occurs processed before leaving the nucleus cytoplasm and becomes associated serves as a template for mRNA with ribosomes Polypeptide synthesis takes place one amino acid at a time TRNAS with anticodons carry amino acids to MRNA TRANSCRIPTION TRANSLATION DNA large and small ribosomal subunits 5' MRNA introns amino primary peptide acids MRNA mature- MRNA Enuclear pore tRNA CCCUGGUUU GGG ACCAAAGU anticodon 5' 3' codon ribosome
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