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What is defined according to reproductive isolation and morphology?
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How would you define pure culture sterile and contamination in the isolation and purification of bacteria?
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Which planet might best described as a large dirty iceball?
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The taxon species may be defined by reproductive isolation and?
morphology
The taxon species may be defined by reproductive isoloation and?
The taxon species can be defined by reproductive isolation, which refers to the barrier that stops individuals from different species from producing viable offspring. This isolation can occur through mechanisms like behavioral, temporal, or genetic differences that prevent successful mating or offspring production between populations.
Horses and donkeys are not of the same species when defined by reproductive isolation because why?
Offspring of a horse and donkey are unable to reproduce
What is reproductive capacity?
Reproductive capacity is defined as a measure of the capacity of a species to reproduce itself under optimum conditions. For example, the reproductive capacity of a human would be a single child (or multiples) every 10 to 12 months for approximately 30 active reproductive years.
What does The most restrictive taxon and the ability to breed only among themselves reference?
This refers to a species, which is the most restrictive taxon in biological classification, that can only successfully reproduce among individuals within their own species. This concept is fundamental to understanding how species are defined and how they maintain their genetic integrity through reproductive isolation.
Is driven by?
Evolution, as defined by scientists today, is a undirected, purposeless mechanism. So, to answer your question, evolution is not driven by anything.In a sense, evolution is driven by reproductive variation and differential reproductive success. Reproductive variation providing random drift, and differential reproductive success providing a measure of "direction" to this drift.
How long until a baby thylacine becomes an adult?
Adulthood may be defined as when an animal reaches reproductive age. Reproductive age in the Thylacine was believed to be about fifteen months. Note that Thylacines are now extinct.
What is the name for an Asexual reproductive body?
Single-celled organisms are sometimes asexual. Another example would be spores, which do not have defined genders.
What is technology neurosis?
There is a theory that technology creates neurosis. Neurosis is generally defined as an irrational anxiety. Technology neurosis is said to cause social isolation.
According to Ruth Benedict on what basis if normality defined?
Normality is defined according to the cultural norms of the society in question and is therefore highly subjective.
Can you get pregenant if you were born with enterocolotis?
Yes, you can get pregnant if you were born with enterocolitis. Coloenteritis or enterocolitis is defined as the inflammation of the digestive tract and does not affect the reproductive organs.
What is an hermaphrodite jellyfish?
Jellyfish are hermaphroditic animals. They possess the reproductive organs of both the male and female sexes, without any defined male and female characteristics.
