What portion of the nervous system controls digestion?
Select one:
O a. Cerebellum
O b. Brain Stem
O c. Spinal Cord
O d. Peripheral System

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Answer 1

Answer:

C. Spinal Cord controls the digestion

Explanation:

Answer 2

Spinal Cord is the portion of the nervous system controls digestion. Thus, option C is correct.

What is brain?

The part the nervous system that contains the cerebrum and cerebellum is the brain. The brain is an organ in the body that controls different other activities in the body. Almost everything in the body is controlled by the brain. The three main parts of the brain is; cerebrum, cerebellum, brainstem. The cerebrum controls speech and emotion, the cerebellum controls movement and the brainstem controls sneezing, coughing.

Spinal cord is a part of the nervous system transports information between the brain and other parts of the body. The spinal cord is a tubular and thin structure composed of nervous tissue. The spinal cord functions are to the transmission of neural signals among the brain and other parts of the body. Spinal Cord is necessary because the brain communicates with the body through it.

Thus, the brain sends information by the spinal cord to the peripheral nerves everywhere to the body that serves to regulate the muscles and inner organs.

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Related Questions

explain the difference between weathering and erosion? how is deposition also involved in this three step cycle?

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Answer:

Erosion is the process by which natural forces move weathered rock and soil from one place to another. ... Deposition occurs when the agents (wind or water) of erosion lay down sediment. Deposition changes the shape of the land. Erosion, weathering, and deposition are at work everywhere on Earth

Explanation:

because thanos said so

HELP.. _____ immunity occurs when a person's immune system responds to an
antigen.

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Answer:

Adaptive immunity occurs when a person's immune system responds to an antigen.

Explanation:

Which of the following infectious disease agents is the smallest? A Bacteria B Virus C Fungus D Parasite

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Answer:

B. Virus

Explanation:

With the exception of Virods and Prions, viruses are the smallest infectious disease agents.

After viruses, bacteria are the smallest, then fungi, and lastly parasites.

Answer:

virus

Explanation:

Place the following terms in order from smallest to largest. Which one is the correct order :)

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Answer: c

Explanation: the dna makes up the chromosome, which is in the nucleus of the cell

Answer:

I think its C. I've learned this stuff before :)

Explanation:

Which of the following types of mutations does not belong with the others?

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Answer:

options please

Explanation:

Theres nothing to pick from

Giving Brainliest to first correct and logical answer.

Explain why Calix having X chromosomes from his mother AND father meant chromosomal rearrangement was not the cause.

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Answer:

Chromosomal rearrangment was not the cause because it wouldn't lead the mass of DNA per cell in Calix to appreciate by 40fg. It also wouldn't explain how he ended up with an additional sex chromosome altogether.

Explanation:

Chromosomal rearrangement occurs when one chromosome receives additional DNA while a different chromosome is missing DNA.

What challenges arise when trying to protect the environment? Select four options.
A)expensive clean energy startup
B)costs threat to the livelihood of many citizens.
C) negative effect on future crop yields
D)expensive to monitor fishing and tourism industries more land available for farming

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Answer:

expensive clean energy startup costs

threat to the livelihood of many citizens

negative effect on future crop yields

expensive to monitor fishing and tourism industries

Explanation:

Answer:

Expensive clean energy startup costs

Threat to the livelihood of many citizens

Negative effect on future crop yields

Expensive to monitor fishing and tourism industries

Explanation:

All of these can affect the PEOPLE  because two include jobs, which is the way people make money, one is the people's homes, were they live, and the other one is negative to companies because they need it to be affordable to continue with it.

Hope this helps comment who said the other answer needs an explanation ;)

Ja’ron lives near a river that flows through farmland. He notices that the river has become more polluted over the years. The water that was once clear is now sometimes cloudy and has an unpleasant odor. What is the most likely cause of the pollution in the river? A. heat B. oil and gasoline C. industrial wastes D. pesticides and fertilizer

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Answer: pesticides and fertilizer

Explanation: He lives in an area of farm land so, big crops are grown and to keep the bugs off the plants, farmers use pesticides. Then what happens is when it rains, the excess runs off into the river and pollutes it.

Homeostasis can require the control of many different variables in organisms. Homeostasis regarding internal body temperature is very important for many organisms. How is this different among ectotherms and endotherms?

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Answer:

The term homeostasis refers to balance, where an organism seeks to maintain the balance of the temperature of its organism in order to persist in life.

There are organisms that are considered ectotherms, with which they release heat to the external environment in order to balance said increase in temperature and not denature their own proteins (such as enzymes, structural proteins, receptors, second messengers, etc.). On the other hand, in the case of endotherms, take energy from the medium to increase your body temperature and maintain it, since otherwise you could enter hypothermia.

In the human organism these principles occur both, not simultaneously, but according to the external temperature in which the human is, ectothermic / catabolic processes in heat stages and endothermic or anabolic processes in the cold stage.

Explanation:

In simple words, endotherm is the heat taken from the medium and exotherm or ectotherm is the release of heat to the medium.

This is so simple in objects, but in living organisms these processes have a reason, and that is why we explained above, when looking for a constant temperature these processes are responsible for mediating balance.

How does the removal of the top predator in the food chain described affect other organisms?


The frog population will increase


The frog population will decrease


There will be no effect on the frog populaiton.


The number of grasshoppers will increase

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the number of grasshoppers will increase

Answer:

The frog population will increase

Explanation:

The frog population will increase because if the top predators in the food chain described affect the frog organisms that will increase

Each gene in a cell's DNA codes for a specific protein. True of False

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Answer:

True

Explanation:

Answer:

true

Explanation:

The genome of an organism is inscribed in DNA, or in some viruses RNA. The portion of the genome that codes for a protein or an RNA is referred to as a gene. Those genes that code for proteins are composed of tri-nucleotide units called codons, each coding for a single amino acid.

what would happen to life if there were no decomposers

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Answer:

The human body will smell and bring mess to the country

Why does the amount of energy DECREASE as you move up the pyramid?


It is absorbed by the sun


It is lost as heat


The animal vomits part of it's food

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The correct answer to this question is the 1st one

Select the correct answer.
which tissue is most likely to transport dissolved sugar?
A. sclerenchyma
B. collenchyma
C. parenchyma

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Answer:

C. parenchyma

Explanation:

100%

hopes this helps.

explain how gas is changed back into gas when it exits the barrel

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Back in the days gas was Diferente and now u have to pay for it and u have to now put gas in ur car

Which represents a force pair?

A. A golf club hits a golf ball. Gravity pulls the ball back down to Earth.
B. A book pushes down on a table, and gravity pulls the book toward the floor.
C. A boy's foot pushes down on a bicycle pedal. The pedal pushes up on his foot.
D. A person's foot pushes on the floor, and the person's weight pushes on the floor.

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Answer:

a

Explanation:

Answer:

I'm pretty sure its either A or D.

Explanation:

Give an example of the law of conservation
of mass.

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When wood burns the mass of the soot ashes and gases equals the original mass of the charcoal and the oxygen when it first reacted

An oak tree can be a home for animals like squirrels, birds, etc. as well as provide oxygen for the environment. This is an example of a _____________: the role an organism plays in the environment.
Answer choices:
A. Understudy
B. Lead
C. Niche

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Answer:

C

Explanation:

A Niche is the role an organism plays in its environment.

Answer:

C

Explanation:

Herbicides and insecticides can be bad for the environment. Insecticides could harm beneficial insects like bees, and both herbicides and insecticides can contaminate nearby rivers and streams.

What are some of the possible environmental benefits of GM crops?





What are some of the possible environmental problems that can be caused by GM crops?




What are some of the potential risks to humans and animals that eat GM crops?

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Answer:absolutely

Explanation:

Not

Choose an organism to use as an example.


Describe the organisms reproductive strategy:



discuss how this strategy is an adaptation for this organism:

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Answer:

I will go with sponges :)

Sponges reproduce asexually. The parent begins budding, when the buds grow to a certain point, they break off and drift with the oceans current to a new place, settle down into the sand or rocks, and start the cycle all over again. Since sponges are stationary organisms (meaning that they cannot travel on their own.) They rely on the oceans current to spread their species across the oceans.

Answer:

I would do a Moon Jellyfish

Explanation:

Moon jellyfish reproduce during two different stages in their life cycle. During the medusa stage, they reproduce sexually by releasing sperm and eggs into the water. The method of reproduction used by jellyfish polyps is known as budding, and it does look like a plant growing a new bud for a flower. The polyp essentially clones itself. The clone buds out of the original polyp and detaches to float freely in the water.

Why do plants has stalks that hold pollen higher in flowers???

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Answer: A

Explanation: due to gravity and aliens the pollen moves upwards instead of downwards , so taht bees can better access it .

The answer the other guy said is correct

Blood has traveled from the heart to the toes. Which describes the next step
of the circulation process?
A. The blood goes back to the heart to get oxygen.
B. The blood releases oxygen on the way back to the heart.
C. The blood goes through the liver to get oxygen.

D. The blood travels to the lungs to get oxygen.

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The blood travels back up to the heart in a vein, APE.X

31. The type of immunity that occurs when the body makes its own
antibodies is __________ immunity

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Answer:

passive immunity is the type of immunity inborn

Finish answering the box please

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Answer:

the Soviet Union and U.S.A, Gemini VI, commanded by Mercury astronaut Wally Schirra and piloted by Tom Stafford, was supposed to have orbited on October 25, to rendezvous and dock with an Agena target vehicle. But the unpiloted Agena spacecraft blew up during launch that morning, stranding the crew waiting in their vehicle on Launch Complex 19.

A person exhibiting a recessive characteristic must be heterozygous for that gene. True or False

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Answer:true

Explanation: cause heterozygous means that 2 or more of offspring genes are recessive

Which situation is an example of nonnative species introduction?

A huge volcanic eruption in Washington destroyed many habitats.
A large oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico killed many organisms that lived there.
Horseshoe crabs in the waters of Virginia have been overfished, and their numbers have declined.
Water hyacinths from Asia now grow in the United States and are crowding out animals and other plants.

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Answer:

D.

Explanation:

Nonnative species is defined as the introduction of an alien species, foreign species or exotic species to a new region and affect the native species.

The exampe of nonnative species is introduction of water hyacinths from Asia in the United States which is affecting the native species and making the ecosystem crowdy.

Introduction of non-native species can disturb the balance of an already-established ecosystem by the native species including plants and animals.

Hence, the correct option is D.

Answer:

D

Explanation:

Indica que nivel de organización representa cada uno de los siguientes elementos ADN estómago neurona electrón átomo de oxígeno, agua, ser humano, músculo cardíaco, óvulo y sangre.

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Answer:

Neuron-  the level of organisation is cells.Because it s the functioning unit of nervous system.

The Blood's level of organisation is  tissues because if is made of group of cells.

The stomach level of organisation is organ, because it is made up of group of cells and tissues to form part of the digestive system.

Heart muscles is made up of organs as it is the combination of tissues and cells therefore a muscular organ,

DNA -represents a molecular level,but because it is located in the cells , its represented this level.

Egg belongs to level of organisation which is cellular.

Oxygen atom level of organisation is.(cell)

water is a Compound.( tissues )since it is the combination of two atom cells( hydrogen and Oxygen)

Human being is organism.

electron level of organisations are the smallest particles.(cells)

Explanation:

For 15 points

What 10 good ideas would you give to improve a zoo. Explain each with a sentence.

How are oxygen and carbon connected through the atmosphere, geosphere, and hydrosphere. Give an explanation of how a plant might use all three spheres

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Answer:

Explanation:

To preserve Zoological garden expertise are needed to manage the creatures that are there.

Good and conducive environment should be provided for the animals.

Routine cleaning to avoid outback of diseases

Adequate resources should be provided this include food to avoid eviction of important species.

Geosphere is made up of the crust they form the layer of soil that support growth of plant and also supply nutrients.

Atmosphere is made of gas some of which help sustain life. Example is oxygen, carbon dioxide

Hydrosphere form the liquid portion of the earth it included large water bodies that serves as habitat for aquatic organism.

Oxygen and carbon are been released into the atmosphere where they are been taking up by plant or animal dead and remains of this organism lead to the release of this gases in both organic and in organic form back into the soil where it is taken up by plants back into the atmosphere and some are washed in the water bodies.

Plants takes in carbon-dioxide from atmosphere, absorbs nutrients from the soil through their root and water from the water table needed fro their growth.

in The US- Which states had the darkest skies

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Answer:

The Cosmic Campground, New Mexico

Explanation:

It's THE darkest place in the United States, located in the Gila National Forest in New Mexico

I need help please . Science ~

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Answer:

Archaea Domain

Explanation:

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