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etic populations in which several genes occur together with distinctive frequencies over many generations
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What is the simple definition of mononucleotide?
mononucleotide...mono means one and nucleotide means biological molecule so simply one biological molecule.
What is the correct definition of biosecurity?
saftey of food from biological containments ( edgenuity)
What is the definition of campus culture?
Demographic makeup of a campus such as race, religion, language, etc.
Which of these is the best definition for interferon?
a chemical produced by the body to fight viral infections
What is the definition of cultural division?
Cultural division is defined by a way of life influenced by location, country, and race. Culture is behavior and values of the people.
Is race a social or biological concept?
They are both a biological race, and civilized/social race.
What is non biological drug biological drug?
definition of non biological
Is race a biological construct?
A biological race is the race you were born as for example even though a Thesauris is a dinosour its still an Anphibian.
Which of the-following is not true of a race?
Race is based on biological differences.
What is the biological definition of species?
What is biologhical speice
What is the definition of race?
of Race, a. & n. from Race, v. t. & i.
What is a definition of race?
A race is any contest or competition.
Who is made by a race is a valid biological concept?
a.c.haddon
Why does the social construction of race defy the traditional notion of race as a biological category?
Humans genes are constantly mutating, so it is not a valid biological construct. Race is a construct intended to classify people based on phenotypes.
What is the definition of biological method observation hypothesis experiment deduction and universal law?
Biological method is a systemized way to solve a biological problem.
Is it true that race as no biological basis but is a cultural construct?
True
How does view that race is a social construction supported by political realities compare with the traditional biological view of race?
The view that race is a social construction supported by political realities emphasizes that race is a product of historical, social, and political factors rather than biological ones. In contrast, the traditional biological view of race suggests that racial categories are based on distinct and meaningful genetic differences between groups. The former view highlights the fluidity and changing nature of racial categories, challenging the fixed and biological nature ascribed to race in the traditional view.
