Threats on biodiversity are synergistic. What does this mean? What is bioaccumulation? What are heterochromatin? What are euchromatin? What are the major threats to biodiversity? What are the biggest frustrations that ecologists have within ecology?
Define the term biology in your own words (a) What is meant by the term biology? (b) Who first coined the term? What is meant by the term __Biology__? Who first coined the term? What does biology mean? What does ecology mean? What is meant by ecology? Provide both the description...
if there are cyclical cliaiiges in the dis- tribution of potential biotoxic organisms or bioaccumulation in the fish, then there may be a connection between the food preferences of the fish species affected and the level of toxin found. The fact that disease and mortality among affected i,...
In most cases, Richard says that what they found is that these nanomaterials don’t create some new, totally unexpected toxicity. This doesn’t mean they’re not toxic in certain quantities and situations; it just means that there isn’t some wild card happening that they don’t even know ...
it does not exit the body. This implicates aluminum in a variety of neurodevelopment disorders earlyandlater on in life. It also makes you wonder about the bioaccumulation of all of the other ingredients often found in vaccines such as mercury, aborted human fetal cells, serum from aborted ca...
What is bioaccumulation? How does it impact our health? What is the purpose of triage? How do you make it effective? Explain the meaning of the term Double-blind as used in Biology. Clinically what does the SVI reflect? Define obesity and identify why it is considered to be a health ris...
Because micro- and nanoplastics can act as vectors of contaminants, they promote bioaccumulation and bioamplification via the food chain [96]. Many studies have reported that several toxic substances, such as dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethan (DDT), polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs), polychlorinated ...