is being bipedal free of negative effects in humans? Explain

Q: Why are there so many marsupials in Australia but not in South America?

A: Australia is the kingdom of marsupials containing marsupials such as kangaroos, koalas and wombats.…

Q: Discuss the chimpanzee species

A: Chimpanzee is a species of great ape that belongs to the Hominidae family. They are one of the…

Q: These teeth, which are very large and used for display and intimidation in chimps and gorillas,…

A: - These teeth are called as CANINES. - They are sexually dimorphic, large and strong.

Q: Think about a variety (3+) of adaptations that are beneficial for a Bengal tiger  Explain how these…

A: The Bengal Tiger is a carnivore that is commonly found in India, Myanmar, and Bhutan. They like to…

Q: Explain the concept of Sexual Selection in humans ?

A: Reproduction is the process by which an organism creates more of its own progeny. Reproduction is…

Q: Explain why an understanding of bipedalism and brainsize is important in understanding the evolution…

A: Evolution is an ongoing process. Changes occur in species every time, however, only some of them…

Q: Suggest an explanation for why this behavior evolved(its ultimate causation).

A: Behavioral ecology is the study dealing with study of behavior at organismal level from molecular…

Q: Where, when, and why were wolves domesticated, giving rise to dogs? Explain in detail.

A: The domestic dog's genetic separation from the wolf, domestication, and the appearance of the very…

Q: Describe the characteristics that humans share with thechimpanzees.

A: Humans and chimpanzees share a common ancestor. Chimpanzees are the closest species to humans with…

Q: Explain why tortoiseshell cats are almost always female and why they have a patchy distribution of…

A: Introduction In cats there is XX/XY system of Sex determination in which females have two X…

Q: What is trichomacy in primates and why is this considered a beneficial mutation?

A: INTRODUCTION   Prosimians, monkeys, apes, and humans are all classified as primates, a group of…

Q: Briefly describe the Koch's postulate

A: Koch’s postulates were designed by Robert Koch and Friedrich Loeffler to determine a connection…

Q: What is the evidence that rats can imagine the future?

A: The vital purpose for utilizing rats and mice in a study is to display human physiology and…

Q: Write a conclusion for pig Xenotransplantation.

A: Conclusion : Genetically modified pigs have great promise for Xenotrasnplantation. consequently,…

Q: describe the various eco-morphological and behavioural adaptations and strategies of Chiromantis…

A: To thrive in its environment, the Grey foam-nest tree frog species has developed a number of…

Q: hat does the evidence suggest about Australopithecine bipedalism? Explain your answer.

A: Australopithecine bipedalism refers to the ability of Australopithecus species to walk upright on…

Q: Bipedalism has many selective advantages. However, there is one disadvantage to walking on two feet:…

A: The human birth canal is narrower and more tube-like. Due to bipedalism, human mothers have thinner…

Q: how does DNA extraction help determine the population size of Maned sloth (bradypus torquatus

A: DNA contains the instructions for an organism's or cell's development, reproduction, and death. DNA…

Q: What is Sonic hedgehog, and why it is important?

A: A gene is the basic physical and the functional unit of heredity. Genes are made up of the DNA. Some…

Q: If an altered structure, such as the long neck of the giraffe, is advantageous, why don’t all…

A: Evolution is the process by which an organism inherits or adapts favourable characteristics that…

Q: What are two ways in which domesticated animals have impacted human society? Explain in detail.

A: Domestication is process that means raising of plants and animals, by care of humans.

Q: To explain: one or more possible explanations for the slower rate of evolutionary change in the…

A: Organisms are classified as aerobic or anaerobic based on their reliance on oxygen. Biomolecules…

Q: Is the inability to make vitamin C likely a homologous or analogous trait for humans and orangutans…

A: Introduction : Primates are the mammals having placenta and they are divided into two groups-…

Q: Explain the relationship among primates between the pattern of within-group and between-group…

A: Humans, apes, monkeys, and prosimians (including lemurs, lorises, and tarsiers) are all members of…

Q: Prey detection can be a challenge in the different environments. Describe how the challenge of…

A: Herp is a vernacular term for the non-avian reptiles and amphibians. It is derived from the term…

Q: How closely are humans and chimpanzees related?

A: In genetics, evolution refers to the shift of a species' traits over many years as a result of…

Q: Define bipedal

A: Bipedal are referred to as those organisms that use their legs for walking. It is a type of…

Q: The remains of H. sapiens have been found in southern Europe alongside reindeer bones, but reindeer…

A: H. sapiens: H. sapiens is referred to as Humans and is the most popularly widespread species. They…

Q: Explain how heterochrony could lead to the development of a long neck in giraffes, compared to its…

A: Heterochrony is also known as change in development timing and it is an important mechanism of…

Q: Male parental care occurs in only 7% of fishes and amphibianspecies with internal fertilization but…

A: Introduction  Reproduction is the characteristic of all biological species present on the Earth. All…

Q: Define senescence. How would you measure senescence?  compare and contrast the two basic theories on…

A: The process of the growing old. In the  biology, the  senescence is a process by which the  cell…

Q: Why are beneficial adaptations more likely to be passed on to offspring

A: Always dominant traits are passed to offspring/progeny .   Through sexual reproduction heritable…

Q: In a few short sentences, describe the most widely accepted hypothesis concerning the evolution of…

A: Humans are different from other animals in many characteristics such as walking on two feet…

Q: Are the following primates (same species) exhibiting sexual dimorphism? Explain your reasoning:

A: The characteristics of the organisms are the basis of their classification system. It also gives an…

Q: What social group behaviors (cultural adaptations) are inferred that may have been important factors…

A: Introduction:- Evolution is defined as the descent with modifications. Evolution leads to the…

Q: make a venn diagram about the characteristics of cats and dogs.

A: Introduction :  A Venn diagram is a diagrammatic depiction of ALL the potential connections between…

Q: Why was it stated in a previous expert response that Chipanzees are referred to as HABITUAL bipeds…

A: Introduction  Bipedalism is the term for the mode of locomotion used by creatures to move around on…

Q: Typically, antlers are found on male deer and are used in competition with other males for mates.…

A: Reindeer possesses many unique adaptations which help for their survival in the cold Arctic as well…

Q: Discuss any five adaptive traits that  enable camels to survive in arid environmental conditions

A: Camels generally travel in deserts in excess climatic conditions. The climatic conditions in the…

Q: Why are there sexual conflicts of interest among primates between the sexes?  Detail the "anisogamy…

A: When males and females pursue reproductive strategies that are incompatible with one another,…

Q: How does bipedalism relate to sweat glands, skin color and hair density?

A: There are several theories that strive to demonstrate why people are bipedal. The improved activity…

Q: please make a venn diagram about the characteristics of cats and dogs. PLEASE MAKE IT BROAD

A: Venn Diagram - A type of diagram that uses overlapping circles to represent the logical relation…

Mitochondrial Mutations

A mitochondrion is a cellular organelle that serves as the site for cellular respiration and energy production (ATP or Adenosine Triphosphate). It is a double-membrane-bound organelle and is only present in eukaryotic cells.