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1. _____ process involve the building up of end products a. proteolytic b. anabolic c. catalytic...

1. _____ process involve the building up of end products a. proteolytic b. anabolic c. catalytic d. catabolic


2. You are studying 3 populations of birds. Population A has 10 birds of which one is brown ( a recessive trait) and 9 are red. Population B has 100 birds, of which 10 are brown. Population C has 30 birds, and 3 of them are brown. Which population would be most susceptible to the bottleneck effect? A. Population A B. Population B. C. Population C D. they are all the same


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1. Anabolic (process of making a complex molecule from simple molecules)

2. Population A (as the number of individuals are less so loss of gene can result in the adaptation of a new species)

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