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What is a Single Nucleotide Polymorphism?

If two sequences of DNA from the same position along a DNA strand (locus) have a single change between them we call them single nucleotide (one base unit of DNA, A/T/C/G) polymorphism (poly- "many-&q...

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Comparing Methane and Water's Properties

This question is quite chemical, and it's important to draw a diagram when answering it during the exam for both yourself and the marker to show a complete understanding of what is going on. Water is made...

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What is the difference between realised and fundamental niche?

Realised and fundamental niche are two different environmental conditions in which species exist in an ecosystem. The fundamental niche is the range of environmental conditions in which a species is techn...

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How do the properties of water explain its vitality in living organisms?

First, let's talk about the components of water. Water molecules are made of two hydrogen and one oxygen atom bonded together covalently, like many other molecules. However, water is extremely special bec...

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What are some of the genetic mechanisms that can contribute to and lead to speciation?

First and foremost when dealing with a question like this we need to define and understand the key concept involved, and in this instanct it is speciation: the divergence of two distinct lineages from one...

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