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Dr. B
and Dr. E: Immunity Dr. C
and Dr. E: Genetics
and Dr. E: Immunity Dr. C
and Dr. E: Genetics
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In recent years, commercial beekeepers have reported colony collapse: the disappearance of entire colonies of bees. A biologist, Dr. B, argues that colony collapse is caused by a new parasite, to which bees have not acquired immunity. A chemist, Dr. C, argues that colony collapse is caused by genetic damage from pesticides. And an ecologist, Dr. E, argues that 3 specific commercial beekeeping practices—transportation of hives over long distances, indiscriminate medication, and inbreeding—compromise both the immunity and the genetic diversity of bees, leaving them susceptible to mass die-offs from normally benign microbes.
Complete the table based on the stated views of Dr. B, Dr. C, and Dr. E. In the first column, select the factor common to both Dr. B’s and Dr. E’s accounts of colony collapse. In the second column, select the factor common to both Dr. C’s and Dr. E’s accounts of colony collapse. Make two selections, one in each column.
Complete the table based on the stated views of Dr. B, Dr. C, and Dr. E. In the first column, select the factor common to both Dr. B’s and Dr. E’s accounts of colony collapse. In the second column, select the factor common to both Dr. C’s and Dr. E’s accounts of colony collapse. Make two selections, one in each column.
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Dr. B and Dr. E |
Dr. C and Dr. E |
Factor |
| Genetics | ||
| Immunity | ||
| Medication | ||
| New parasites | ||
| Normally benign microbes | ||
| Pesticides |
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Dr. B
and Dr. E: Immunity Dr. C
and Dr. E: Genetics
and Dr. E: Immunity Dr. C
and Dr. E: Genetics
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26 Apr 2021, 04:45
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Dr. B and Dr. E : Immunity
Dr. B, argues that colony collapse is caused by a new parasite, to which bees have not acquired immunity.
E says : inbreeding— the immunity
Dr. C and Dr. E : Genetic
colony collapse is caused by genetic damage from pesticides
compromise both the immunity and the genetic diversity of bees,
Dr. B, argues that colony collapse is caused by a new parasite, to which bees have not acquired immunity.
E says : inbreeding— the immunity
Dr. C and Dr. E : Genetic
colony collapse is caused by genetic damage from pesticides
compromise both the immunity and the genetic diversity of bees,
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Dr B and E - talks about Immunity
Dr C and E - talks about genetic damage
Dr C and E - talks about genetic damage
