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Dictionary » I » Invariable InvariableInvariable (Science: mathematics) An invariable quantity; a constant. ![]()
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Results from our forumRe: Theories - Origin of Life... for different states of DNA, i.e ssdna (single stranded) dsdna (double stranded) If you look up any review on this matter of competence you will invariable find such expressions as “unclear” “not known” even “mysterious”. Some research suggests that only about 1% of bacterial species are naturally ...
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The man is the same as hundreds of millions of years ago... We were particularly convinced of it on an example of last centuries of own evolution which inconsistent essence was at all times and remains invariable. But if hundred millions years ago the mankind had high level of technical progress, by means of which it could change world around to exclude ...
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disadvantage of having multiple chromosomes... a polyploid mates with a normal diploid, the F1 hybrid is triploid; this causes massive amounts of aneuploidy in the offspring, leading to almost invariable sterility of hybrid offspring?? I was told these are not good answers???? Thats when I came up with the answer for the 1st one I posted. ...
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The Fiber Disease... in carrot, tobacco, and morning glory (Convolvulus arvensis). The presence of Ri T-DNA is correlated with a phenotype that in some respects is invariable from species to species and in other respects varies as a function of species, organ clone within species, or individual. The transformed ...
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