Answer:
Kadar transpirasi meningkat apabila keamatan cahaya meningkat .
please answer urgently
you dont need to explain it
Answer:
a, chromatin
Explanation:
Hello! I can't find the constants and am a little confused. Could you help me please??
Answer:
The constants are just variables that are kept constant throughout the experiment. For example, even though the question did not mention this, we can assume that sunlight is a constant, otherwise it wouldn't be a fair experiment.
Some of the constants could be...
- Sunlight
- Water
- Room temperature
- Hours of light
- Soil quality
Let me know if this helps!
Single-celled organisms with cell walls do not have contractile vacuoles. Suggest why.
A specific defense is a(n)
Answer:
The adaptive immune system.
Explanation:
Recognizes and attacks specific pathogens
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Explain what will happen to your eyes when..
a) you move in a very bright light.
b) you move in a dim light
Answer:
For A your pupils will shrink for B your pupils will dilate.
Answer:
When you look at something that is bright, your pupil may shrink.
When you look at something dim, your pupil may get larger.
Explanation:
I think your pupil may get larger if you look at dim light because your eye may have a hard time seeing what's going on. And the opposite may happen when you look at bright light.
Two decades after the Emerald River Dam was built, none of the eight fish species native to the Emerald River was still reproducing adequately in the river below the dam. Since the dam reduced the annual range of water temperature in the river below the dam from 50 degrees to 6 degrees, scientists have hypothesized that sharply rising water temperatures must be involved in signaling the native species to begin the reproductive cycle.
Which of the following statements, if true, would most strengthen the scientists’ hypothesis?
(A) The native fish species were still able to reproduce only in side streams of the river below the dam where the annual temperature range remains approximately 50 degrees.
(B) Before the dam was built, the Emerald River annually overflowed its banks, creating backwaters that were critical breeding areas for the native species of fish.
(C) The lowest recorded temperature of the Emerald River before the dam was built was 34 degrees, whereas the lowest recorded temperature of the river after the dam was built has been 43 degrees.
(D) Nonnative species of fish, introduced into the Emerald River after the dam was built, have begun competing with the declining native fish species for food and space.
(E) Five of the fish species native to the Emerald River are not native to any other river in North America.
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It is option A.
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Which of the following statements, if true, would most strengthen the scientists’ hypothesis?[tex]ANSWER:[/tex] (A) The native fish species were still able to reproduce only in side streams of the river below the dam where the annual temperature range remains approximately 50 degrees.
What’s was the purpose of Miller and Urey’s experiment
Answer:
D
Explanation:
to find out how biological molecules could have first formed
Blood pH is sensed by cells known as chemoreceptors that send information about blood pH to the brain via cranial nerve 9 and 10. In order to correct changes in pH, the ventral respiratory group sends signals to the diaphragm to adjust its rate of contraction. These signals are sent via the phrenic nerve. What serves as the effector in this example
Answer:
The correct answer is - The diaphragm.
Explanation:
If there is a response to stimulation if a bodily tissue or organ becomes active and those of the autonomic system involves two neurons, not single neurons like motor pathways of the somatic nervous system.
In this case, the diaphragm is the organ that gets the signal in order to correct or adjust the rate of contraction in response to changes in pH level, Hence, the diaphragm is the organ that is the effector in this case.
Which of the only four available pints of blood (A+, AB–, B–, and O+) should the patient receive for a transfusion?
1. B-
2. AB-
3. A+
4. O+
what do you mean by components of mixture?
Answer:
The components of a mixture are the items that are mixed together.
select the correct answer from each drop down menu.
both anaerobic and aerobic respiration use __ to produce ATP and NADH
what is force? pls answer my question
Answer:
Strength or strength, which is an ability of the human physical condition that is needed in increasing the achievement of learning motion. ... Harsono (1988: 47) defines strength as energy to fight a resistance or the ability to generate tension
Explanation:
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ciri ciri tumbuhan telah mengalami perkembangan
Answer:
Is that another language
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Which of the following means 'Dehydrated'?
A. Too much water
B. Too little acid
C. Too much acid
D. Too little water
Answer:
D, too little water
como se llama el primer cartílago de la tráquea
Answer:
cricoid cartilage
Explanation:
I think
mitosis cell division are required to form 64 cell for one cell?
a.4
b.6
c.16
d.32
Answer:
im not sure
Explanation:
Explain how a person can be a carrier for a sex-linked disorder, but not exhibit this disorder.
A person cannot exhibit the disorder because they don't experience the condition because they have a healthy copy of the gene on their other sex chromosome.
A disorder is a functional abnormality or disturbance that affects an individual's physical, mental, or emotional health.
They have the potential to pass on the mutated gene to their offspring, but they do not exhibit the disorder themselves because they have a normal copy of the gene on their other sex chromosome.
In the case of X-linked disorders, females have two X chromosomes, while males have one X chromosome and one Y chromosome. Females can be carriers for X-linked disorders if they inherit one mutated X chromosome from one parent, and one normal X chromosome from the other parent.
Males, on the other hand, cannot be carriers of X-linked disorders because they only have one X chromosome.
Therefore, a person can be a carrier for a sex-linked disorder if they have one copy of a mutated gene on one of their sex chromosomes, but not on both.
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Soil moisture influences both hydrological and agricultural processes and is part of the water and energy cycles through ________.
transpiration
evapotranspiration
evaporation
condensation
Answer:
Its either evapotranspiration or condensation
Explanation:
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Answer:
The correct answer is evapotranspiration.
Explanation:
Evapotranspiration is the process of water moving from Earth's surface to the atmosphere. The way water moves from the soil to atmosphere is through this process.
define cerebral action
how do plants use carbon dioxide
A.They release it as waste
B.To build proteins
C.They store it as fuel in limestone deposits
D.To produce sugars
Answer:
to build protein............
Answer:
C. To produce sugars.
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State one reason why soil organisms need air
Answer:
To release plants nutrition's to soil .
I HOPE I HELP YOU.
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Which of the following is an example of a natural selection?
1 point
All grey squirrels have not changed for a 1,000 years
Birds developed wings because they wanted to fly.
Fish developed gills because they wanted to move to land.
A new species of purple squirrels forms due to a change in the ecosystem.
Answer:
A new species of purple squirrels forms due to change in the ecosystem
Explanation:
Key part: Change in the ecosystem
Biology MCQs please help
(1) Group of cell that work together as one to perform a single function is termed as Tissue . Then the group of tissue combine to form organs and further they combine to organ systems and further they combine to form organ system .
(2) They are unicellular green algae which belongs to family Volvocaceae of the Plantae Kingdom
(3) Hypothesis is the assumption which are taken on the behalf of the observation on small scale . They can be correct or incorrect depends on the number of observation and Hypothesis.
(4) Viruses are included in any of the kingdom because they are on the intermediate line of living and non living as they show properties of non living outside the host and properties of living inside the host
An eagle carries a fish up 50 m into the sky using 90 N of force. How much work did the eagle do on the fish?
(Work: W = Fd)
40 J
59 J
140 J
4500 J
Answer:
4500J
Explanation:
As the formula stated above:
work=force×distance
=90×50
=4500J
which of these resources can not be renewed? A. Solar B. Coal C. Wind D. Biomass
Answer:
coal
Explanation:
it is a non renewable energy source
What is a limiting factor?
Answer:
A limiting factor is anything in an environment/ecosystem that limits a population's size. They can be anything from the amount of available food, shelter, and competition.
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The organs in the human body perform specific functions for survival.
Organ A delivers blood to the body
Organ B delivers oxygen to the body
Organ C delivers messages to the body
Which of the following correctly identifies the organs that perform each function above?
Organ A is the heart, Organ B is the brain, and Organ C is the lungs
Organ A is the heart, Organ B is the lungs, and Organ C is the brain
Organ A is the lungs, Organ B is the brain, and Organ C is the heart
Organ A is the lungs, Organ B is the heart, and Organ C is the brain
Organ A is the heart
Organ B is the lungs
Organ C is the brain
Because heart only delivers blood to lungs and other body tissues, Lungs input oxygen into the blood and brain sends signals and messages to the body parts.
This is the answer. Hope it helps you
Answer:
B) Organ A is the heart, Organ B is the lungs, and Organ C is the brain
Explanation:
Which of the following statements are true regarding science?
All of the above are correct
Scientists collect and organize information in a careful, orderly way, looking for patterns and
connections between events.
Scientists propose explanations that can be tested by examing evidence.
Science deals with the natural world.
Answer:
All of the above are correct
Forensic anthropologists are trying to determine the age of a male skeleton that has been uncovered. They conclude that he must have been between 16 and 19 judging by the measurement of his
ribs
clavicle
pelvic bone
tibia
