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When would you use marine as a adjetive?
When you want to describe something about the ocean. For example, "marine biology" is a branch of biology that focuses on sea life.
Describe some ways genetic diversity is maintained in a population?
The answer is: Look in your biology book
What is biology and its branches and describe?
Biology is a natural science concerned with the study of life and living organisms.it has different branches;morphology,cytology,botany,zoology and others.
What theme of biology does this phenomenon describe?
Please provide more context or the specific phenomenon you are referring to, so I can accurately identify the theme of biology associated with it.
Name 23 sciences related to biology and describe each?
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What are the different cycle names used in the field of biology to describe the stages of growth and development in living organisms?
In biology, the different cycle names used to describe the stages of growth and development in living organisms are the cell cycle, life cycle, and reproductive cycle.
Who study biology?
A person who is passionate or interested to learn about how life works will study biology. Sometimes people from other branches of science such as chemistry or physics are also come to biology to answer any research question. biology is a broad field of science that encompasses various categories to describe the life forms.
Describe primary succession?
You're doing a Biology worksheet, eh? I know how ya feel!! Good luck with that!!
What is a subgroup of whorls?
Whorls do not have a subgroup. They used to describe certain structures in biology. For example, human fingerprints have whorls.
What part of speech is biological?
The word "biological" is an adjective. It is used to describe living organisms, their processes, or anything related to biology.
What does the prefix micro- mean in biology?
The prefix "micro-" in biology refers to something small, typically on the scale of micrometers (one millionth of a meter). It is often used to describe tiny structures or organisms that are not visible to the naked eye.
Should biogeography be part of Biology or Geography?
both. or neither. it is probably closer to the field of geography...but that doesnt accurately describe anything.
