• Q : Process of succession....
    Biology :

    Explain how the growth of one population can bring the disapperances of anothger population during the process of succession.

  • Q : Types of genetic drift....
    Biology :

    This is usually due to a catastrophic environmental event, hunting a species to near extinction, or habitat destruction.

  • Q : Why mitosis and meiosis are important....
    Biology :

    Assumed simple dominant and recessive genetics apply for this discussion. You are looking at two people, one shows a dominant phenotype.

  • Q : Discuss what is osmosis....
    Biology :

    Describe the process, describe sub-groups of osmosis, discuss how osmosis works, discuss the category (s) of transport it belongs to, discuss what it transports

  • Q : What is an allele....
    Biology :

    What is an allele? What is a chromosome? How many pairs of chromosomes do most human cells possess?

  • Q : How are plant and animal cells same....
    Biology :

    How are plant and animal cells the same? How they are different?

  • Q : Things you may not know about dna....
    Biology :

    Genetic testing has come a long way; you can ask your doctor for a genetic test, or order a direct-to-consumer test.

  • Q : Impulses travelling through neurones....
    Biology :

    If impulses travel through many neurones linked end to end, they are slower than if the travel the same distance along a single neurone.

  • Q : Convergent evolution....
    Biology :

    How do we know that these similarities are because of convergent evolution? Hint: Whales are tetrapods. Are sharks?

  • Q : Anatomical characteristics of hominids....
    Biology :

    Explain the anatomical characteristics of hominids that reflect bipedalism. Which characteristic is most important to upright walking in your mind?

  • Q : Analyze the variety of biomes....
    Biology :

    Define invasive species and discuss the problems associated with invasions. Use the Internet to access your state department of agriculture.

  • Q : What the term species means....
    Biology :

    Imagine you are explaining to a friend what the term species means. In your own words define the term species then provide three examples of different species.

  • Q : Causes of human diseases....
    Biology :

    The disease etiology, prognosis, treatment options, and any possible preventative measures that could have been taken.

  • Q : What is australopithecines....
    Biology :

    Discuss the argument and evidence that australopithecines rather than early Homo were the first tool-producers. What do you think?

  • Q : What is meant by lumper and splitter....
    Biology :

    Look over these two species and explain the evidence and how you would classify them. Remember to write all posts in your own words.

  • Q : Anatomical characteristics of hominids....
    Biology :

    Explain the anatomical characteristics of hominids that reflect bipedalism. Which characteristic is most important to upright walking in your mind?

  • Q : Why abortion is immoral....
    Biology :

    Write your specific and critical viewpoint on Donald Marquis' theory that most abortion theories completely miss the point. Is he correct or misguided?

  • Q : What are potential sources of dna from victims....
    Biology :

    How is DNA used in reference to processing unidentified remains? What are potential sources of DNA from victims?

  • Q : Development of health insurance in the united states....
    Biology :

    Include a brief discussion as to the current state of both traditional health insurance and managed care.

  • Q : How does blood pressure relate to bmr....
    Biology :

    How does blood pressure relate to BMR? Calculate your own BMR. Discuss how BMR differs from BMI. How does this relate to you and your activities?

  • Q : Dna replication....
    Biology :

    What did the experiments by Stanley Miller demonstrate about the formation of the first organic molecules? Why was it significant?

  • Q : Define the meaning of ecology....
    Biology :

    Explain how each of these ideas works and find ways to link between them.

  • Q : Examples of biochemical evidence for evolution....
    Biology :

    What is the tRNA anticodon that will be needed to match the first mRNA codon in the sequence written for the answer to the previous question?

  • Q : Write essay on germ theory of disease....
    Biology :

    You've chosen Louis Pasteur as a subject for an essay on the germ theory of disease, but you haven't narrowed your topic yet. To search for sources.

  • Q : Aerodynamic forces and energy....
    Biology :

    Explore the interactive titled "Lift and Drag" under the Lift and Drag terms section of the Science corner.

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