Which of the following is a way to use a plant’s DNA in forensic science?
a.
A forensic scientist can use a plant’s DNA to prove a suspect was in the area of a crime.
c.
A forensic scientist can add a plant’s DNA to a DNA sample to make it large enough to test.
b.
A forensic scientist can use a plant’s DNA to identify a victim’s father.
d.
All of these are ways a forensic scientist can use a plant’s DNA.

Answer:

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The shallow water ecosystem depends on water temperatures below 30°C to maintain the symbiotic relationship between corals and zooxanthelle.

Water temperature has a significant relationship with coral reefs. Coral reefs are composed of tiny marine animals called coral polyps that build a calcium carbonate skeleton.

These animals live in a symbiotic relationship with photosynthetic algae called zooxanthellae, which provide them with food and give the reefs their vibrant colors. However, this relationship is sensitive to changes in water temperature.

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Answer:

Ecosystem and biome only.

Explanation:

This is because the communities and population are the counts of how many and what species of animals live in the specific community or population.  The abiotic factors are things that aren't living, so animals wouldn't be counted.