A theory of evolution that states that a species evolves in spurts of rapid change and then goes through periods of no change is known as

Which of the following motor achievements, on average, occurs last? A. Rolls from back to side B. Rolls from side to back C. Sits up by himself or herself D. Grasps cube

The epithelium that lines the stomach has many deep infoldings, or pits. in what way do these pits function as glands?

What are epigenetic modifications? the addition of reversible changes to histone proteins and DNA the removal of nucleosomes from the DNA the addition of more nucleosomes to the DNA mutation of the DNA sequence

If scienctists want to genetically engineer bacteria to make a protein that is normally found in eukaryotic cells, what problems might they encounter?

Which two organisms likely have the most similar cell structure? A. A bacterium and a protist B. A protist and an archaeon C. an archaeon and a bacterium D. A eukaryote and a bacterium

Suppose you had a hypothesis you believed to be correct. What should you do to make it become a theory?

Which part of the scientific cycle does the graph directly represents

plants contain lignified conducting cells.

What do male and female gametophytes produce, respectively?

Energy is released from atp when? a. Adenine bonds to ribose b. A phosphate group is removed