This fin variety most closely resembles wild betta splendens, as long tails and the subsequent tail types were all selectively bred by human intervention. These fish are often mistaken for female bettas, who generally have shorter fins, but this is an entirely different variety of betta.Males can be distinguished by females by their longer ventral fins, more pointed/angled anal fin, and slightly different body shape.ouble Tail. A fin type in which the caudal (tail) fin is split into two lobes instead of one. This is a genetic trait, and the same genetics that cause this double-tail cause the dorsal and anal fins to be very broad and the body to be shorter, which predisposes these fish to swimbladder problems.
Oxygen = three ions each with a charge of -2 = 3 x -2 = -6. The overall charge of the polyatomic ion is -2. This means that the oxidation number of the carbon must be +4. Total charge = +4 + -6 = -2. Here is a video which discusses this topic by discussing how to determine oxidation numbers of elements in the bicarbonate and dichromate ions. Video from: Noel Pauller.
Rubisco catalysis the connection of the small molecule ribulose-1.5-bisphosphate phosphate (RuBP) to carbon dioxide-therefore fixing the inorganic CO2 as an organic molecule.RuBP contains 5 carbons as well as oxygen, hydrogen and phosphate and it bonds to the CO2 to create a 6 carbon molecule.This promptly splits into two small 3 carbon molecules as shown in the reaction scheme below: RuBP reacting with carbon dioxide.uBP contains 5 carbons as well as oxygen, hydrogen and phosphate and it bonds to the CO2 to create a 6 carbon molecule. This promptly splits into two small 3 carbon molecules as shown in the reaction scheme below: RuBP reacting with carbon dioxide.