Answer:
similar halves on each side of a single plane
Explanation:
5. Objects that sink have a greater density than the buoyant force acting on it.
(3 Points)
True
False
Answer:
FALSE
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How does increasing plant biomass (amount of plants) affect atmospheric CO
Answer:
Since there are more plants more carbon dioxide is being removed because plants are carbon reservoirs.
Explanation:
Question 20 of 26
How many daughter cells does mitosis produce?
A) 2.
B) 4
C) 23
D) 46
Answer:
A) 2.
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Explanation:
During mitosis, a eukaryotic cell undergoes a carefully coordinated nuclear division that results in the formation of two genetically identical daughter cells. Mitosis itself consists of five active steps, or phases: prophase, prometaphase, metaphase, anaphase, and telophase.
1. Below is a diagram of the male
reproductive system. Which structure is
represented by D?
A. scrotum
B. testes
C. prostate gland
D. epididymis
Answer:
A:scrotum
Explanation:
its part of the male reproductive system. I looked it up.
Is gooseberry monocot or dicot
Answer: dicot
Explanation: I think
How would the soil biota be afected by using traditional chemical pesticides and would this difer from using transgenic methods
Answer:
The impact of pesticides on soil biota can be either positive or negative, depending on the type of pesticide used. Genetically modified organisms (GMOs) are generally designed in order to be more resistant to pesticides, thereby GMOs might have a higher impact on the soil biota (however, the evidence is not conclusive and case by case should be evaluated)
Explanation:
Traditional chemical pesticides are chemical substances used to control pests (e.g., insect pests affecting corn yield). Examples of traditional chemical pesticides include 2,4-Dichlorophenoxyacetic Acid, DDT, Atrazine, Chlordecone, etc. The impacts of these traditional pesticides on soil biota are variable according to the type of product used, the rate at which these products are applied, the target/non-target soil biota (e.g., bacteria, algae, fungi, protozoa, insects, nematodes). For example, it has been reported long-term contamination of DDT on soil microflora (i.e., microalgae and cyanobacteria), thereby these non-target species declined with increasing DDT use; however, direct effects on fungi populations were not observed. Genetically modified organisms (GMOs) are organisms whose DNA has been engineered by using molecular biology techniques. In crop improvement, GMO plants are designed to be more resistant to chemical pesticides and also to produce pesticides themselves, for example, Bt crops that produce a toxin from Bacillus thuringiensis (Bt) that can kill insect pests. GMO plants can also be designed to be more resistant to pesticides, thereby affecting soil biota at higher scale values. Nonetheless, it is important to highlight that like chemical pesticides, the effects of GMOs on soil biota are also variable depending on the type of GMO, which pesticide GMO is producing, target/non-target soil species, etc.
17. Why did cover crops fall out of favor in the 20th century?
O A. Selective herbicides were developed to kill weeds.
O B. Cover crops worsen soil structure.
O C. Cover crops reduce water infiltration into the soil.
O D. Cover crops were no longer beneficial.
Which statement best describes Mendel's principle of segregation?
Answer:
Inherited traits are controlled by two factors that separate during reproduction.
Explanation:
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Answer:
celluar wall
Explanation:
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15. Mutations that affect the body cells of an organism are called a. Enzyme mutations b. Gamete mutations c. Somatic mutations O d. Neutral mutations
Answer:
C. Somatic
Explanation:
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Which characteristics describe cnidarians? Check all that apply.
O Cnidarians are vertebrates.
O Cnidarians are invertebrates.
O Cnidarians come in a single body form.
Cnidarians come in two possible body forms.
Some cnidarians can reproduce sexually.
All cnidarians can reproduce asexually.
Answer:
2. Cnidarians are invertebrates.
4. Cnidarians come in two possible body forms.
5. Some cnidarians can reproduce sexually.
6. All cnidarians can reproduce asexually.
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Answer: the person above me is 100% correct.
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In 1956 Tijo and Levan first successfully counted human chromosomes. The reason it would have taken so manyyears to have done so would have included all but which of the following?
a. Watson and Crick's structure of DNA was not done until 1953.
b. Chromosomes were piled up on top of one another in the nucleus.
c. Chromosomes were not distinguishable during interphase.
d. A method had not yet been devised to halt mitosis at metaphase.
Answer:
A
Explanation:
The correct answer would be that Watson and Crick's structure of DNA was not done until 1953.
The fact that chromosomes are condensed together in the nucleus, are not distinguishable during interphase, and a method had not yet been devised to halt mitosis at metaphase could have plausibly delayed the successful counting of human chromosomes.
On the other hand, the discovery of the structure of the DNA could not have delayed the study of chromosomes because the DNA structure has no bearing on the karyotyping of chromosomes.
The chromosomes of organisms are best studied using a relevant microscope during metaphase when they would have fully decondensed and align at the equator of the cell or the metaphase plate. At the interphase phase of the cell cycle, chromosomes are full condensed under the view of the microscope.
The correct option is, therefore, A.
Modern whales evolved from mammals that lived on land. Fossil evidence reveals that one characteristic that has changed over time is the position of whales nostris. The images below show the skills of a modern whale
and its ancestor, Pakicatus
Nostrils at front
of skull
Nostrils at top
of skull
Pakicetus
Eschrichtius
cientists think that the position of the nostrils gives modern whales an evolutionary advantage. Which of the following most likely describes how this adaptation is advantageous?
O The nostril position allows whales to obtain air more easily at the surface of the water.
The nostril position allows whales to obtain food more easily at the surface of the water.
O The space lett empty by the migrating nostrils has allowed modern whales to develop gills.
The space left empty by the migrating nostrils has allowed modern whales to develop teeth.
Answer: Its A my friend, how it helps!.
Explanation: I just completed the Test.
The nostril position allows whales to obtain air more easily at the surface of the water is most likely describes the advantage of adaptation.
What do you mean by adaptation?In biology, adaptation has three related meanings. It is the dynamic evolutionary process of natural selection that fits organisms to their environment, enhancing their evolutionary fitness. Secondly, it is a state reached by the population during that process.
The ability of living organisms to adjust themselves to their surroundings is called adaptation. Adaptations are the changes in structure or behaviour of an organism that will allow the organism to survive in that habitat.
Adaptations are unique characteristics that allow animals to survive in their environment. There are three types of adaptations: structural, physiological, and behavioral.
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Why does the air at higher pressure move downward?
The Earth is ________________of years old
Answer:
the earth is 4.543 billion years old
The batteries in a flashlight are Dead and the flashlight no longer works. What happened to the energy that was in the battery
Answer:
See the answer below
Explanation:
When the batteries in a flashlight become dead and the flashlight no longer works, it means that the chemical energy present in the battery has been converted to electrical energy to power the touch and eventually got lost to the environment as heat.
In a typical flashlight that works with batteries, the chemical energy in the batteries is converted to electrical energy, and this powers the bulbs in the flashlight. Gradually, the electrical energy is converted to heat energy and this is lost to the environment by radiation. When all the energy is lost to heat, the batteries are said to be dead and the flashlight stops functioning.
What is a global hectare (gha)?
The diagram below represents a top view of a river a emptying into an ocean bay. A - B is a reference line along the bottom of the bay. Which characteristic would most likely decrease along the reference line from A to B? (1) the amount of salt in solution (2) the size of the sedi ments (3) the density of the water (4 ) the depth of the water
Answer: D
Explanation: it’s the size of the sediments
What is the importance of Mitosis in both Prokaryotic and Eukaryotic Cells
Answer:
Mitosis is the process by which the overwhelming number of cell divisions in eukaryotic organisms occur. Eukaryotes (animals, plants and fungi) typically consist of literally trillions of cells, and at any time, countless worn-out, dead or irreparably damaged body cells need to be replaces. Mitosis is the eukaryotic answer to binary fission in the single-celled prokaryotes, which is similar on the surface but simpler at the level of details.
Explanation:
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Answer:
a -5
d -2
c-3
b-4
e - 5
Explanation:
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How could natural selection affect humans?
Answer:
Explanation:
an example is the ability to endure the sugar, lactose, in milk. In many places of the world, people can't drink milk in light of the fact that their body turns off the intestinal creation of lactase, a chemical that processes the sugar in the milk.
Answer:
Natural selection is still influencing the evolution of a wide variety of human traits, from when people start having children to their body mass index, reports a study published Monday in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
Explanation:
If the human genome is three billion base pairs long, estimate the average number of SNPs in the human genome.
Answer: 500,000
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SNPs are said to be found in the human DNA. They do occur almost once in every 1,000 nucleotides. There are about 4 to 5 million SNPs in a person's genome.
SNPs is found all over the human genome. It is states that about one SNP is found in every 300 nucleotide base pairs. This shows that that about 10 million SNPs within the 3-billion-nucleotide human genome.
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What would make the water in a small region of the ocean more salty?
A. heavy rainfall over the region
B. melting an iceberg in the region
C. water from a river running into the region
D. evaporation of a lot of the water in the region
Answer:
Its C
Explanation:
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explain the process of digestion abd absorption of carbohydrates.
Answer:
Carbohydrate digestion breaks down disaccharides (sugar) and complex carbohydrates into a simpler sugar so it can be absorbed. But not all are completely absorbed in the small intestines.
Explanation:
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Answer:
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Answer:
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Explanation:
Which device works similar to the way kidneys work in the human body? HELP IM BEING TIMED!!!
Hemodialysis uses a machine to pull blood out of the body, filter it, and pump the clean blood back into the body again. The actual filtering happens in a part of the machine called a dialyzer, or artificial kidney. The dialyzer has two parts. One part is for blood.
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What can you infer about the Maastrichtian Age from its name?
Question 7 options:
A)
That is was an extremely long, complicated age.
B)
Rocks from that era were first studied near the city of Maastricht, Netherlands
C)
That is was the most strict geologic age in history.
D)
Nothing - the names of geologic ages are arbitrary.
Answer:
The B) is answer
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It was the big day; Lance had been training for months in anticipation of the annual “Dasher Twenty-Six-Two.” As he laced up his sneakers, he thought back to the endless grind of aerobic training he had accomplished. Hour after hour of lung-burning, quad frying jogging on pavement and dirty. He was ready mentally and physically, plus he had a secret weapon ready to go. Lance had been experimenting in the use of a thick, sugar saturated gel-nutrition to supplement his running. He anticipated finishing just before the three-hour mark and he planned to eat his special goo around hour two for a much-needed energy boost. The goo solution was a mixture of maltose, sucrose, and glucose, as well as some salt. Water would be available on the course every few miles and with his nutrition plan set he found his way to the line. *BOOM*
The start gun leaked smoke as wave after wave of runner set off. Miles started flowing by… five miles feeling good… Mile thirteen halfway there! Just as the two-hour mark was upon him, Lance pulled the gel from his pocket and slurped the gooey syrup down. Mile fifteen Phew, heavy legs… Mile eighteen Legs are burning but I got it… then came a hit of fatigue.
He had read about this before. The dreaded bonk. Bonking was said to be the final drips of glycogen being removed from the muscle’s cells, with an accompanying burn suggesting rapid production of lactate. It also meant he had spent the last two hours less aerobic than he thought. Making it to mile twenty-two, Lance noticed his heart rate ten-beats over his planned pace. His breath was getting harsher, his legs getting weaker. The mile twenty-four marker went by and he was down to nearly a walk, lips dry and stomach lurching. The last half mile was a blur as Lance crossed the line his raised arms quickly fell, and so did he, right into a chair near the finish line.
Discuss the necessity of Lance’s training to prepare for his ability to fuel a marathon with specific reference to the major organ systems involved and their purpose. Identify the needed reactants and excreted products Lance utilized during his ongoing respiring, with specific reference to where each is created or used. Finally, predict the influence of his experimental goo and suggest advantages and disadvantages to its use, as well as better use with reference to time and impact on the ability to enter and circulate to where it would be needed
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What is the independent variable?
What is the dependent variable?
The health department is responsible to make sure there are written directions for critical control point procedures.
True
False
Answer:
I think it's true...
Explanation:
Answer:
True
Explanation:
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