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Why is Sustainability science regarded as Transdisciplinary?
Geographical distribution of organisms describes the way organisms are dispersed over the face of the earth. The biodiversity and distribution of organisms within an ecosystem is due to both abiotic and biotic factors. Elaborate on these two terms giving three examples of each.
What is population ecology and why is it easier to study plant population than animal
population? Explain why populations cannot continue to increase indefinitely?
In what order does the human body use it’s energy sources? Glycogen first, then fat and last muscle protein?
Environmental quality comes increasingly at the top of the list of reasons for choice of residential area. The Importance of Natural Environmental Quality for Residential Quality is
based on Sociological investigations. What does this phrase mean?
Describe the difference between Occupational Health and Occupational Safety
i. Environmental quality comes increasingly at the top of the list of reasons for choice of
residential area. The Importance of Natural Environmental Quality for Residential Quality is
based on Sociological investigations. What does this phrase mean?(3marks)
ii. In a paragraph, describe the difference between Occupational Health and Occupational
Safety.(2marks)
iii. Air Quality and Water Quality is usually affected by human activities, especially in terms of Pesticides for agricultural/urban setting purposes and either through the burning of fossil fuels and other conventional sources. Why is it important to maintain the Good of both Air and Water Quality? Elaborate in a paragraph.(5marks)
reason out the specificity of HIV on its host cell
- Based on your observations, propose one hypothesis to explain what you see. Consider abiotic factors, intraspecific (i.e. same species), and interspecific (i.e. different species) competition. How would you test your hypothesis? Provide enough explanation to allow any other student in the class to understand your idea and how you would go about testing that idea. Feel free to revisit the old field to expand your observations. (Maximum 1 double-spaced page)
If you will construct several phylogenetic trees of mammalian species using protein sequences from cytochrome c, hemoglobin, and fibrinopeptides which trees would have a more or less similar tree topology? Which trees would look very different from each other? Why is this so?
