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Both chloroplast and mitochondria are thought to be endosymbiotic and have their own DNA. The fact that these enzymes in all species is a theory of conserving useful gene. "If it isn't broke, don't fix it". These are also called essential genes.
Essential genes code for fundamental cellular functions required for the viability of an organism. For this reason, essential genes are often highly conserved across organisms.
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What species do earthworms belong in?
There are many, many species of earthworm. The Common Earthworm, which is the species I think most are used to seeing belongs to the species Lumbricus terrestris.
What is the Genus and Species of the earthworm?
Its species is a terrestrish and it's Genus is Lumbricus
There are more Arthropod species than all the other animal species combined?
no
How many different species of Anthropod?
Phylum arthropoda is the most diverse in species, with the highest count known of described species in any animal phylum. Over a million species under the phylum have been described and biologists estimate that millions of species have yet to be described, particularly amongst the insects.
What are the different species of honey bee?
There are two main species of honey bee. Apis Mellifera which is mostly found in the Western Hemisphere and Apis Cerannae which is mostly in the Eastern Hemisphere. Both of these two main species also have sub-species.
Why are enzymes used in cellular respiration identical in all species?
The same genetic code produces those enzymes
Why are the enzymes used in cellular respiration virtually identical in all species?
Enzymes used in cellular respiration are highly conserved across species because they carry out essential functions in the process of converting energy from food into a usable form for cells. Evolutionarily, these enzymes have been refined to be efficient and effective in carrying out these critical functions, resulting in their similarity across species. This conservation reflects the fundamental importance of cellular respiration for life.
Why are the enzymes used in cellular respiration virtually identical in all speccies?
Enzymes used in cellular respiration are highly conserved across species because they perform essential functions in a complex process that has been evolutionarily optimized for efficiency. Any changes to these enzymes could disrupt the finely tuned metabolic pathways, affecting the organism's ability to generate energy effectively. Therefore, these enzymes have remained similar across species to ensure the proper functioning of cellular respiration.
Why are enzymes found in all species?
Because Enzymes are catalyst for reactions in species. Eg. There are digestive enzymes in your mouth to start off digesting.
What two enzymes are present in obligate aerobes but lacking in obligate anaerobes?
Catalase and superoxide dismutase are two enzymes that are present in obligate aerobes but lacking in obligate anaerobes. These enzymes help in breaking down toxic reactive oxygen species that are produced during aerobic respiration.
When comparing cytochrome sequences among species what species is identical to humans?
Chimpanzee
Do all enzymes function identically in all species?
Because Enzymes are catalyst for reactions in species. Eg. There are digestive enzymes in your mouth to start off digesting.
If species didn't change what type of fossils would we see?
If there was no change in species over time, then all fossils of that species would be identical.
Did Charles Darwin realize that organisms of the same species are identical?
Charles Darwin did recognize and categorize numerous species during his career. He also recognized that not all species were identical in all of their outward physical characteristics. He also realized that organisms of the same species were identical. He also observed that organisms living in different places with similar environment were different yet similar, thus concluding that they had the same ancestors.
What are the different types of respiration used by amphibians throughout their life cycles?
amphibians use several different methods of respiration depending on their species and age. 1. cutaneous respiration 2. buccopharyngeal respiration 3. pulmonary respiration 4. gill respiration
What is the rule for identical nouns and plurals?
I don't think there is a rule, just that some nouns have identical forms: sheep, species, deer, aircraft are some examples.
How does caffeine affect the respiration of aquatic species?
Caffeine can negatively impact the respiration of aquatic species by affecting their metabolic rates, disrupting their oxygen uptake processes, and causing respiratory distress. It can lead to decreased oxygen availability in water, which can be harmful to aquatic organisms relying on dissolved oxygen for respiration.
