Collapse

... thrive as would never have done without the carp. Alternatively the carp is going to hunt all prey to death, and the carp population is going to collapse because the ecosystem will not be abl to support it. Then prey are going to multiply again and if there are enough prey the carp population ...

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... comes into play for creating new genes for natural selection to work with. Thus you entire argument is like a castle built on sand, doomed to collapse.

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... too expensive for most without government subsidies. Of greater concern is the loss of insects; without pollinators, much of our farming would collapse. Wind-pollinated grains would continue to provide staple food, but artificial pollination of each and every flower would be needed to maintain ...

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... membrane/phospholipid bilayer) would burst (cytolysis). If the bacteria were in a HYPERtonic solution, the plasma membrane would weaken and/or collapse and be “paralyzed” (plasmolysis). To prevent rupture of the cell membrane, the bacteria would have to be in an isotonic solution. Gram-negative ...

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... come to mind right now: uncouplers(such as dinitroferol): these chemicals act as proton channels in the inner mitochondrial membrane, causing the collapse of the proton gradient and therefore making ATP synthesis impossible those that interfere with the electron transport chain(such as cianide): ...

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