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How can natural selection and isolation lead to speciation?

What is speciation?When a new and distinct species evolves from an ancestor speciesReproductively isolated from the ancestor/other species2. How does natural selection work?a. Population of individuals, w...

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Answered by Laura P. Biology tutor
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What is the electron transport chain and what is its function?

The electron transport chain is a series of four protein complexes, along with accessory electron carriers, embedded in the inner mitochondrial membrane of mitochondria. ...

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Describe the reactions that link glycolysis to the krebs cycle

Firstly, try to remember what the intermediate reaction was called (Link Reaction). Name this, as if the name was not stated in the first place in the question, the examiner is most likely looking for you...

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Describe three effects of smoking on the alveoli

Answers could include:Thinning of alveoli walls to reduce the size of the alveoli air sacsSacs lose their elasticity leading to a difficulty in expelling carbon dioxide and taking in oxygenDecrease in dif...

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Define the term 'water potential' and describe the difference between isotonic, hypotonic and hypertonic solutions. Suggest the different effects on cells placed in the different solutions.

Water potential basically means how likely it is for water molecules to diffuse out of or into a solution.Pure water (i.e. water with no solutes) has a water potential value of 0.As you add solutes (i.e. ...

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