the eel is an example of a fish that suited to both freshwater and seawater. Which zone of an estuary would you expect to find eels in abundance

Three interesting facts about nucleic acids

What happens to amino acids at the ribosomes

If an enzyme is added to a chemical reaction, it will do what? A. raise the activation energy so the reaction rate will increase B. lower the activation energy so the reaction rate will decrease C.

What is the place or system in wich goods are traded illegally

Does haploid result in meiosis

Fungi are called thallophyta? why?

A double-stranded DNA sequence with a higher percentage of G:C base pairs than percentage of A:T base pairs has a higher melting temperature (Tm) primarily because of the more favorable stacking interactions of G:C base pairs to adjacent base pairs

What is the meaning of "less dense as a solid than liquid" and how is it important to life on earth?

Which are the smallest unit of life cells proteins cycles dna molecules

What is the function of the structural elements of a virus? What is the function of the structural elements of a virus? To package and protect the viral genome To provide a source of energy for the virus To use all of the cell proteins