How would an East blowing wind affect the time the bee dances for? What about West wind?

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A: The back region of eye which consists of cells that respond to light, is known as Retina. These…

Q: Seedsbearing eliasomes are likely to be dispersed by:a.ants.b.wind.c.water.d.birds.e.scatterhoarding…

A: Plants are mainly multicellular plants that have ability to perform photosynthesis and belong to…

Q: Can bees communicate direction when it is cloudy? What about during a solar eclipse? Why or why not?

A: The bees show a distinct behavior, foraging behavior. The foraging behavior helps the organisms…

Q: What is the adaptive advantage of a gravitropic response?

A: Plants respond to a variety of stimuli that determine their growth or movement. Water…

Q: 5 6 Which of these is not true? (Α B D E Orion is visible on winter evenings in the northern…

A: Eclipse The situation in which the light is blocked by the celestial bodies by coming in between…

Q: What advantages does seasonal migration provide for birds?

A: Seasonal migration can be defined as the movement of birds from one habitat to another in response…

Q: state the genetic behavior of the wild parental honey bee queen and worker

A: Workers are produced from an egg which the queen selectively fertilizes from stored sperm. They…

Q: It all about flowering plants-use for asexual and sexual reproduction example Please help it is due…

A: Sexual maturity is the age in which the reproductive organs mature and mating occurs. In context of…

Q: If grapes are the most common food source for most of the years, and drought occurs infrequently,…

A: Introduction : Darwin used the phrase "survival of the fittest" to describe how natural selection…

Q: In what ways is a taxis similar to and different from a tropism in aplant (see chapter 24)? Give an…

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Q: Give an example of Bat – Pollinated flower.

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Q: What do you think will happen to future generations of finches? Why?

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Q: How did there come to be so many different moths and butterflies, and what causes their similarities…

A: Butterflies' wings are typically folded vertically up over their backs. The abdomen of moths is…

Q: Are differences in migratory orientationwithin a species genetically determined?

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Q: Von Frisch proposed that honeybees communicate food location by a waggle dance. Wenner rejected this…

A: it is a type of social behavior Von Frisch was awarded the noble prize for his research in the…

Q: Describe breeding methods used for self-pollinating crops

A: Pollination is the process of transfer of pollen grains from the anther to the stigma of the flower.…

Q: alapagos nes Between 1973 and 1978, the population of ground finches (a type of small bird) on the…

A: Answer In 1973,1) The maximum length for the beak of birds was…

Q: Aspen serpentine leaf miner is a member of the family Gracillariidae U has feather-like fore wings…

A: Aspen leaf miner is a moth.

Q: Does pollen that adheres to the hummingbird rub off when the bird visits a second flower of the same…

A: The hummingbirds are among the smallest groups of birds from the Class Aves belonging to the family…

Q: Why is the ameoba mostly moving in a straight line? Why does the amoeba speed up and slow down?

A: Amoebae are eukaryotes whose bodies most often consist of a single cell. Amoeba moves with the help…

Q: What are the six orders of insects that damage plants?

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Q: What is the importance of photoperiod for seasonal change of physiology in lizards

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Q: If wind and insects carry pollen from several flower species at the same time, why doesn’t he pollen…

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Q: State how the overproduction of offspring in each species for many generations contributed to the…

A: The world as we know it is slowly being depleted of its natural resources. Habitats are being…

Q: Elaborate the tropism and taxis. What is the difference between the two

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Q: If you designed an experiment to determine how temperature and the species composition of seeds…

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Q: What controls color pattern in butterfly wings?

A: Butterflies are winged insects with beautiful color patterns all over their wings. They are…

Q: why is it essential to be able to identify insect damage/injury to plants and/or animals and…

A: Every season, a variety of insect pests attack the crops, causing significant harm to productivity.…

Q: According to Jonathan Drori, angiosperms evolved a "more intelligent" way of reproducing by…

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Q: Does fruitflies in a sweet potato produce rapidly than fruitflies who eats banana

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Q: How do imprinting in geese and song development in sparrows differwith regard to the resulting…

A: The behavioral pattern of offspring of many species are dependent and influenced by the environment…

Q: What is the primary physical feature in which the species of finches differ?

A: There are 15 species of finches which differ in beak shape , size and feeding behaviour.

Q: Why is photoperiod such a widely used time cue?

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Q: If heavy rains caused an abundance of small, tender seeds and fewer large seeds, what do you predict…

A: According to the Lamarck theory of use and un use of different parts of the body, can determine the…

Q: How do peppered moths hide from predators? What covers the trees that helps them blend in? There are…

A: The Peppered Moth or Biston betularia is a species that is of considerable interest to…