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What i a group of organisms that are observed under their normal environmental conditions?
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What is the state of matter of hydrogen?
Hydrogen is a gas in normal conditions.
How many ions can neon gain?
Under normal conditions, none.
What nonmetal element exists as a liquid under normal conditions?
Bromine.
Can hydrogen ion exist alone?
It is not available under normal conditions.
What is a type of suspension that doesn't settle under normal conditions?
Emulsion
What is psysiological?
Ecophysiology environmental physiology is a biological discipline which studies the adaptation of organism's physiology to environmental conditions. It is closely related to comparative physiology and evolutionary physiology.
What is Activated Space?
The range or spectrum of environmental conditions and habitat characteristics that support the normal activity of an organism.
What is phenocopy?
A phenocopy is a variation caused in the phenotype due to environmental conditions. It will resemble the normal expression of the genotype, and not it's own.
What is the normal temperature of a mouse?
The normal body temperature of a mouse is 36.9 C (in addition to strain, variables are age, sex, environmental conditions). There are many different types of mice.
What are three examples of hibernation?
"Cryptobiosis" allows organisms to live indefinitely until hostile environmental conditions improve sufficiently for survival. This is often associated with such adverse conditions as oxygen deficiency, freezing, or desiccation. "Brumation" is also similar to hibernation, occurring in reptilian species, for as long as eight months. "Aestivation" (or "estivation" in American English) allows animals to avoid the risk of desiccation from higher than normal temperatures .
Harmful organisms in the water can come from what?
Since the earth is polluted with harmful substances that go into the water, the water that falls as rain and snow ect. will be polluted. Harmful organisms in water can come from decaying animals, fecal material, urine, and of course from the normal cyclical development of parasitic organisms that are shed by living host animals at certain times of the year or during specific environmental changes. Some harmful organisms are normally extant in water at non pathogenic/non infectious levels and only create problems when certain conditions allow them to multiply.
Why plants make a large number of seeds?
Because only a very few seeds will find a good germination ground under normal conditions, so the strategy for plants, as for other R selected organisms, is to cast many lower quality seeds into the environment and improve the chances that some will survive and reproduce. Also to ensure their survival against several predators and hostile environmental conditions so that those seed bearing plants can survive and transmigrate.
Is there any chance of HIV infection from a dead body?
Yes there is; HIV can live, under normal environmental conditions, up to 2 days in a dead body. A chilled body increases the time by several days.
What is the normal phase for titanium?
Titanium is a solid under normal conditions.
What are auto antigens?
An autoantigen is usually a normal protein or complex of proteins (and sometimes DNA or RNA) that is recognized by the immune system of patients suffering from a specific autoimmune disease. These antigens should, under normal conditions, not be the target of the immune system, but, due to mainly genetic and environmental factors, the normal immunological tolerance for such an antigen has been lost in these patients.
Concealing the observer can be used to minimize the?
effect of change in the normal activity of that which is being observed.
Which of the following conditions will result in the lowest rabbit population?
Little land,normal conditions.
