Answer:
1. mushroom
2. nucleus
3. eukarya
4. animalia
5. button mushroom
Explanation:
1. Mushroom because everything else in the list is an animal, while a mushroom is a fungi.
2. Nucleus because eukaryotic and prokaryotic are types of formations of a cell, while a nucleus is part of a cell and not a cell formation.
3. Eukarya because the Eukarya include all animals, plants, fungi, and protists. These organisms are eukaryotes, meaning they have membrane-enclosed nuclei within their cells. The Bacteria and Archaea are both considered prokaryotes, because their cells lack true nuclei, meaning a membrane does not enclose their genetic material.
4. Animalia because fungi and plantae are stationary organisms, while animalia are mobile. (ex. fungi and plantae= roots and animalia= feet/ not attached to one place)
5. Button mushroom because sunflowers and oak trees are producers, while a button mushroom is a decomposer.
Write 2 paragraphs comparing landforms in Florida and those outside of Florida.
Answer:
The Florida peninsula is made of up four main land regions: the coastal plains, the uplands, the Everglades and the Florida Keys. Found across these regions are a variety of water features, including marshes, springs, swamps, lakes, rivers and ponds.
Explanation:
How are luminosity and magnitude related?
(In your own words)
Answer:
Luminosity is an intrinsic(natural) measurable property of a star independent of distance. The concept of magnitude, on the other hand, incorporates distance. The apparent magnitude is a measure of the diminishing(decrease) flux of light as a result of distance according to the inverse-square law.
3. Which structure is specific to eukaryotic cells?
O nucleus
O cytoplasm
DNA
O cell membrane
Like a prokaryotic cell, a eukaryotic cell has a plasma membrane, cytoplasm, and ribosomes. However, unlike prokaryotic cells, eukaryotic cells have: a membrane-bound nucleus. numerous membrane-bound organelles (including the endoplasmic reticulum, Golgi apparatus, chloroplasts, and mitochondria)
what way does the glucose go?
Answer:
The stomach and small intestines absorb the glucose and then release it into the bloodstream. Once in the bloodstream, glucose can be used immediately for energy or stored in our bodies, to be used later
The functions of carbohydrates do NOT include:
a
catalyzing reactions
b
structural materials
C с
source of energy
d
glycogen stores
The function of the carbohydrates do NOT include option A. catalyzing reactions
What are carbohydrates?
It is considered to be sugar molecules. Along with fats and proteins, carbohydrates should represent the three important nutrients that should be found in food and drinks. Glucose or blood sugar represents the source of energy.
It functions include structural materials, stores of glycogen, and sources of energy.
Therefore, the correct option is a.
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two poverty alleviation programmes
Answer:
wage employment programmes
food security programmes
Which process connects glycolysis and the citric acid cycle?
lactic acid formation
acetyl CoA formation
electron transport
Krebs cycle
The process which connects glycolysis and the citric acid cycle is acetyl CoA formation.
GlycolysisGlycolysis is the reaction pathway busy which a glucose molecule is converted to two pyruvate molecules with the production of two net ATP molecules.
Citric acid cycleThis is a cyclic reaction pathway in which a mole of acetyl CoA is oxidized to two molecules of carbon (iv) oxide with the production of the reducing equivalents NADH and FADH2 as well as two ATP molecules.
Acetyl CoA formationThe pyruvate from glycolysis is oxidized to an acetyl CoA molecule by the pyruvate dehydrogenase complex. The acetyl CoA produced then enters the citric acid cycle.
Therefore, the process which connects glycolysis and the citric acid cycle is acetyl CoA formation.
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Answer:
It's B
Explanation:
I took one for the team.
What might happen if you make a hole using a pointed object to any of the two small
balloons?
Due to high pressure on the small hole, the balloon will burst.
The balloon will burst if we make a hole using a pointed object because there is a lot of pressure on the small opening. When we male a hole in a balloon with a pointed object such as needle, the air inside the balloon trying to escape from the small opening which puts pressure on the small hole which the balloon can't tolerate and as a result the balloon will burst so we can say that the balloon will burst due to presence of high pressure.
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How do ocean currents affect the paths of hurricanes?
I have linked an image of the question I need help with. For this question I have to put which definition is a carbon cycle, which one is a nitrogen cycle, and which one is a phosphorus cycle.
Answer:
I know the middle definition is for the Carbon cycle. I think the first is phosphorus and the last is nitrogen.
Why do genetically different cells form during meiosis?
Answer: meiosis creates new combinations of genetic material in each of the four daughter cells. These new combinations result from the exchange of DNA between paired chromosomes. Such exchange means that the gametes produced through meiosis exhibit an amazing range of genetic variation.
Explanation:
what will happen when you add colored ice cubes on one side and warm food coloring on the other side of the container. ( this questions is due quick)
Explanation:
Food coloring added to the center of a beaker of cold water will sink to the bottom. If you stir the cold water, or add the coloring to warm water, it will diffuse much more quickly.
Analiza las siguientes situaciones.Luego indica que parte del sistema nervioso esta actuando en cada una. Explica por que 1) estás frente a un profesor dando examen oral sobre un tema que no estudiaste mucho. Estas nervioso y un poco pálido a medida que surgen las preguntas, te tiemblan y te sudan las manos. Antes de empezar el examen tenias ganas de ir al baño, pero se te fueron...
Respuesta:
1) Sistema Nervioso Simpático.
2) Primero, Sistema Nervioso Parasimpático. Luego, Sistema Nervioso Simpático.
3) Sistema Nervioso Parasimpático.
Explicación:
La pregunta está incompleta, falta la siguiente parte:
2) Estás durmiendo luego de una abundante cena, de pronto, sentís unos golpes tremendos, te tiran la puerta abajo y unos encapuchados te apuntan con algo que parece un arma ¡chau digestión! Sentís que los músculos se ponen cada vez más tensos.
3) Tus amigos te jugaron una broma pesada. ¡Los querés matar! Sentís que poco a poco tus pulsaciones vuelven al ritmo normal ¡Qué día!
Respuesta:
El sistema nervioso es un conjunto de células que controlan todas las funciones del cuerpo, incluyendo órganos y músculos. Para llevar a cabo dichas funciones, el sistema nervioso se encuentra dividido en dos grandes partes:
Sistema Nervioso Central (SNC): Conformado por el cerebro y médula espinal, que procesa la información recibida para mandar instrucciones al cuerpo sobre que funciones realizar.Sistema Nervioso Periférico (SNP): Conformado por nervios que se extienden desde la médula espinal hacia todo el cuerpo y son las responsable de captar señales que envían al cerebro.El SNP, se divide entonces en Sistema Nervioso Somático, el cual conecta al SNC con todos los músculos para modular sus movimientos voluntarios e involuntarios y transmite la información desde el exterior hacia el interior. Y también se divide en Sistema Nervioso Autónomo (SNA) el cual a su vez presenta otras dos ramificaciones:
Sistema Nervioso Simpático: Controla respuestas que activan funciones y preparan al cuerpo para responder a situaciones diversas de estrés y peligro.Sistema Nervioso Parasimpático: Tiene una acción opuesta, para retornar al organismo a un estado de equilibrio.Por lo tanto, el SNA se encuentra en la periferia y desde el cerebro salen nervios hacia todo el cuerpo, llamados fibras eferentes, enviando información de las vísceras y algunos órganos para controlar sus funciones de acuerdo a los estímulos percibidos. Por lo tanto, esta división del sistema nervioso controla movimientos involuntarios como la digestión, presión sanguínea, reflejos involuntarios, etc.
Por ejemplo, frente a una situación de estrés o de peligro, el Sistema Nervioso Simpático hace que el cuerpo entre en un estado de alerta para así estar preparado para defenderse y/o huir. Entonces, se envían señales a glándulas y músculos para que lleven a cabo ciertas funciones como dilatar pupilas, liberar adrenalina, inhibir la digestión, aumentar la presión sanguínea, etc. Todo esto ayuda al cuerpo a utilizar las energías disponibles para huir o defenderse frente al peligro y no malgasta las energías en funciones que no son prioridad en ese momento (como la digestión, entre otras) Cuando la situación se termina y la persona se tranquiliza, el Sistema Nervioso Parasimpático retorna al organismo hacia un estado de equilibrio causando la constricción de pupilas, liberando acetilcolina estabilizando la presión, retomando la digestión, etc. De esta manera, el organismo continua llevando a cabo sus funciones normales.
1) En este caso, la persona se encuentra muy nerviosa por estar siendo evaluada por un profesor y frente a toda la clase. Entonces, el Sistema Nervioso Simpático hace que la sangre se dirija a los músculos y el cuerpo se prepara para "huir" dejando de lado otras situaciones como ir al baño. La sudoración tiene la función de bajar la temperatura corporal, y los temblores vienen por parte de las palpitaciones y la presión sanguínea alta.
2) Mientras la persona duerme y hace la digestión, actúa el Sistema Nervioso Parasimpático, ya que el cuerpo se encuentra tranquilo y en resposo, sin situaciones estresantes o de peligro y puede funcionar de forma normal como siempre. Pero en el momento en el que la persona escucha ruidos, se despierta de golpe y al ver gente extraña la persona se pone nerviosa, se inhibe la digestión y otras funciones no primordiales para la supervivencia y la persona se encuentra en estado de alerta. En este caso, actúa el Sistema Nervioso Simpático. También se tensan los músculos, preparándose para ser usados y escapar.
3) Cuando la persona se da cuenta que los encapuchados eran amigos y solo era una broma, se calma, y baja el ritmo cardíaco por lo que actúa el Sistema Nervioso Parasimpático. La persona ya no necesita estar en estado de alerta para escaparse y huir.
What would be the independent variable in the scenario... Will tap water
with salt added boil faster than plain tap water?
Answer:
salt
Explanation:
bc the water depends on the salt to change i think
The cell membrane of a tube worm maintain a stable internal environment by:
What elevated,flat-topped landforms are shown in the above picture
Answer:
there's not a picture I cant see it
Answer:
the answer is plateaus.
Explain how mutated DNA would produce proteins responsible for sickle cells rather than producing proteins responsible for normal red blood cells
Answer:
Explanation:
Sickle cell anemia is a result of the point mutation, and in a change in just one nucleotide in a gene for hemoglobin. This mutation will cause the hemoglobin in the red blood cells to distort to a sickle shape when deoxygenated. "The sickle-shaped blood cells clog in the capillaries, cutting off circulation."
make a claim about whether air is matter
Answer:
Air is matter because it's make up of a mix of different gases. These are made up of elements such as hydrogen, oxygen, and nitrogen, which are made of matter.
Explanation:
is there a word count requirement?
Answer:
Air is matter because it takes up space and has mass.
A way to prove this is by inflating a balloon. Before inflating, the balloon was empty and shapeless. When the balloon was filled with air you know it filled with something. That would be matter.
Which statements could be categorized in the "Asexual" section of the Venn diagram? Check all that apply
Answer:
The right answer are : mitosis, diploid cells, and identical DNA.
Explanation:
The answers "two cell divisions" and "gametes" refers to a division by meiosis which is a sexual reproduction.
Asexual reproduction or asexual reproduction is a mode of reproduction, which - as opposed to sexual reproduction - corresponds to the capacity of living organisms to multiply alone, without a partner, without involving the fusion of two gametes of opposite sexes. Asexual reproduction is observed in multicellular (animal and plant) and unicellular organisms. In botany, the term often used for the asexual multiplication of plants is vegetative multiplication. In all cases of asexual reproduction, the result is identical to the mother.
Why is the cycling of matter vital to the success of an ecosystem?
Answer:
This is essential because all organisms depend on one another and is vital for the survival of living organisms. These organisms are linked by the flow of nutrients which is engineered by the nutrient cycles.
An honest mistake ___.
A. Occurs when laws are deliberately broken.
B. Happens on accident.
C. Happens on purpose.
D. Is against the law.
Answer:
B. happens on accident
Explanation:
it is not A. because "deliberately" means that the intention of the action(s) was to break the law not just make a mistake.
It is not C. because its the exact opposite of a mistake.
It is not D. because you typically don't break the law with an honest mistake, maybe if you didn't see the speed sign so you go over the limit or something but those occasions are far and in between.
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In which way are photosynthesis and cellular respiration different?
A) Cellular respiration releases ADP, while photosynthesis releases ATP.
B) Cellular respiration produces oxygen, while photosynthesis uses oxygen.
C) Photosynthesis releases light energy, while cellular respiration stores chemical energy.
D) Photosynthesis uses light energy, while cellular respiration uses chemical energy.
Answer:
The answer is D Photosynthesis uses light energy, while cellular respiration uses chemical energy.
Explanation:
The process in which the nucleus of a eukaryotic cell devides during asexual reproduction is called
Answer:
Mitotic Phase
Explanation:
During mitosis, the two sister chromatids that make up each chromosome separate from each other and move to opposite poles of the cell.
Why are Carbon-14 and carbon-12 considered to be isotopes?
A. Carbon-14 decays at a faster rate that Carbon-12
B. Carbon-14 is more stable than Carbon-12.
C. Carbon-14 has more neutrons than carbon-12.
D. Carbon-13 is roughly 2 any heavier than Carbon-14.
E. Both atoms have six protons in the nucleus, but have different atomic masses.
Answer:
it is c or e
Explanation:
Which of the following correctly shows flow of the energy in this environment ? NEED ASAP
Answer:
Last answer/option.
what is a constant.here what it is
Enter the correct 4 digit code (no spaces) *
Answer:
4136
Explanation:
Photemath
Answer:
9-2-5-7-
Explanation:
If PCBs escaped into the river in large amounts and entered the lower levels
of the food chain, what would be the likely outcome?
Answer:
Over time, PCBs would collect in top predators such as salmon, making them unsafe for human consumption.
Explanation:
PCBs last a long time in the environment before breaking down and may find their way into the food chain. Low levels of PCBs can be found in fish, shellfish, meat, poultry, milk, dairy products, and other foods. Since PCBs have not been made since 1977, the levels in the environment have been declining over the past several years. Predators at or near the top of the food chain (e.g. birds, fish) have the highest levels of PCBs in their bodies.
help!!! with thesees
Answer:
The first one
Explanation:
Plants take the enegry from the sun, to make food, but if the sun goes away tthe plants don't have a source to make food from.
What do water molecules do when water is a solid?
-They grow bigger and stick together.
-They lose a hydrogen atom.
-They line up and hardly move.
-They join with air molecules.
Answer: they grow bigger and stick together
Explanation: