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Are alkaliphiles able to survive at high phs when neutrophiles can not?
Yes, alkaliphiles are specialized microorganisms that thrive in high pH environments, typically above pH 9, where neutrophiles, which prefer neutral pH levels (around pH 6-8), cannot survive. Alkaliphiles have adapted physiological mechanisms, such as specific ion pumps and enzymes, that enable them to maintain cellular functions and integrity in alkaline conditions. This adaptation allows them to utilize resources and occupy ecological niches that are inhospitable to neutrophiles.
Plant is able to survive in a temperate forest biome but cannot survive in a desert biome. Which is most likely a characteristic of this plant?
able to live through changes in temperature
Would human being be able to survive on Saturn?
No,human beings cannot survive on this planet because it does not have any solid surface.
Why would a frog not be able to live in a dessert?
there cold blooded and cannot survive without water
What if dolphin don't have adaptation?
they will not be able to survive and will eventually die, if you are asking "What happens if dolphins cannot adapt"
How are cactus and prickly pear able to survive in the desert while tea plants cannot?
they are succulents and retain water in their leaves.
A plant is able to survive in a desert biome but cannot survive in a tropical rain forest biome. Which is most likely a characteristic of this plant?
Able to live through changes in temperatureApex
What happens to animal when they cannot compete with other animals in the wild?
They probably wouldn't be able to survive...Though it depends what animal you are talking about.
Human beings relationship with resources?
Without resources such as trees, minerals, water, etc. humans would not be able to create the things we have, survive, or do anything. Humans cannot survive solely on our own.
What makes one louse able to survive treatment with permethrin and another louse unable to survive?
There are genetic variations in lice. Not all lice are the same. So sometimes one with a particular gene can survive treatment with permethrin and another cannot.
How hot would it have to be for humans not to be able to survive?
Humans would not be able to survive in temperatures consistently above 140°F (60°C). At this heat level, the body cannot effectively regulate its temperature, leading to heat stroke and potentially death.
What is the niche of the caracal?
Need more detail in question...... as in, where do they live? Africa mostly.
