Vascular system.
Phototropisms are caused by an unequal distribution of auxin. This makes the plant grow either towards or away from the light, depending on which part of the plant receives the light.
In a stem, the cells on the shaded side contain more auxin and grow longer than the cells on the light side. This causes the stem to grow towards the light. It is vital to note that the plant does NOT bend towards the light.
Phototropisms are a result of an unequal distribution of auxin. This makes the plant develop both in the direction of or far from the mild, relying on which part of the plant gets the mild.
In a stem, the cells at the shaded aspect comprise greater auxin and develop longer than the cells at the mild aspect. This reasons the stem to develop in the direction of the mild. It is crucial to be aware that the plant does NOT bend in the direction of the mild.
What are auxins?Auxins are a category of plant hormones (or plant-boom regulators) with a few morphogen-like characteristics. Auxins play a cardinal position in the coordination of many boom and behavioral procedures in plants cycles and are important for plant frame development.
Thus it is clear that the system that carries auxin to move to the darker side is the vascular system.
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Which component of RNA
replication has a structure similar to that of remdesivir?
Answer:
RNA nucleotide.
Explanation:
RNA nucleotide is the part of RNA replication that has similar structure to Remdesivir. Remdesivir is covalently bonded to the replicating RNA, which blocks further synthesis of RNA. This Remdesivir work against the viral polymerase and prevents viral spreading by blocking the synthesis of RNA. Remdesivir has similar structure to RNA nucleotide but different in their functions. Remdesivir is used against many viral infections due to its effectiveness on the RNA replication.
Which activity would reduce human sources of greenhouse gases? Increasing the size of livestock herds Monitoring worldwide volcanic activity Using wind energy to generate electricity Researching ways to add methane to the atmosphere
Answer:
The answer is "using wind energy to generate electricity".
Explanation:
The Wind turbines may not emit water or sulfur compounds (with rare exceptions) and require no water as a coolant. The cost of power produced from energy sources may also be reduced by windmills, which will result in lower overall air quality and hosing pollution, that's why Utilizing wind energy for energy production decreases human greenhouse gas sources.
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Which term best completes the diagram below?
nucleus
cell
molecule
O muscle
The clownfish is tasty to larger ocean fish. It hides from predators in its habitat, the sea anemones. Anemones are relatives of the jellyfish; they have stinging tentacles. The clownfish secretes a sticky coating that protects it from getting stung while its food crumbs fall onto and feed the anemone. What type of relationship do the clownfish and sea anemone exhibit?
A. commensalism
B. parasitism
C. mutualism
D. predation
if an animal is born with black fur but never had a black phenotype, would it be a mutation??
You are an endotherm, which is another name for being warm blooded. Warm blooded organisms...
A) maintain a constant body temperature despite the external temperature of their surroundings.
B) use the external temperature to maintain an internal body temperature
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Answer
the answer is A
although our tempurature can vary depending on extreme hots and colds, or other external factors such as sickness.
Explanation:
According to fossil records, the horses that lived 50 million years ago were much smaller, weaker and slower than modern horses. Which process is most likely responsible for the changes that have led to the increased size, strength, and speed in horses?Immersive Reader (1 Point) commensalism inbreeding migration evolution by natural selection
Evolution by natural selection.
survival of the fittest=natural selection
What is the relationship between a cheetah and a deer
Answer:
prey-predator relationship: a cheetah trying to capture a deer so it can eat it.
Explanation:
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What do I writ's in each category?
Answer:
mRNA: UUGGACCGGUACCUG
Codon: UUG GAC CGG UAC CUG
Anti-codon: AAC CUG GCC AUG GAU
Amino Acids: Asn-Leu-Ala-Met-Asp
(04.05 MC)
Which claim best supports the cycling of carbon through the spheres of Earth?
Answer:
Burning fossil fuels adds the necessary amount of carbon in the atmosphere for cellular respiration to take place
4.) The more different kinds of living things in an ecosystem the more successful it is. This is called ___________.
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Answer: isn’t it climax community?
Explanation:
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Answer: autotrophs or primary producers, heterotrophs or consumers
When asked for an example of an adaptation, a student explained, "A turtle's hard shell is an adaptation. A long time ago, a few turtles were able to make their shells harder in order to protect themselves from predators and then passed the trait of harder shells on to their offspring." Do you agree or disagree with this student? Explain why.
Answer:
I agree with the student by species
What is cross breeding impact on the environment
Answer:
it is gaining populaity
Which statement best describes how a major change in the size of one population affects an ecosystem?
a. It will immediately kill every population and the physical conditions.
b. It would not affect the physical conditions nor any populations.
c. It will affect the physical conditions, but not the other populations.
d. It affects every population, not the physical conditions.
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A. is obviusly no it
B. is saying nothing will happen which is incorrect
C. is saying like trees would shrink or weather would be bad
D. is correct because if there is more a certain creature it will over eat its prey
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Use the 5 bases provided to show how nitrogenous bases are sequenced or matched in both DNA and RNA
ADENINE, THYMINE, URACIL, GUANINE, and CYTOSINE
Answer:
Adenine sorry if I am wrong
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Answer:
a. domain
Explanation:
I am assuming that you are looking for the largest system, in that case it is domain.
From this list, it goes
Domain>kingdom>phylum>taxonomy
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Name an animal that both directly and indirectly benefits humans. Explain your response.
Answer:
honeybees
Explanation:
we directly use the honey they produce and we also depend on them to pollinate crops. Bees also pollinate other plants that porvide several indirect benefits to humans
Answer:
My answer: Honeybees
Honeybees give us honey, we directly use honeybees to gather their honey. Honeybees indirectly pollinate crops, flowers, and other various plants.
Explanation:
PLATOs answer: Honeybees both directly and indirectly benefit humans. We directly use the honey they produce, and we also depend on them to pollinate crops. Bees also pollinate other plants that provide several indirect benefits to humans. These benefits include reducing carbon dioxide in the atmosphere and providing food for the herbivores on which we depend.
Which statement about how geologists study the ages of rock layers is true?
The law of superposition means that older rocks are on top.
Geologists can find the exact age of a rock by looking at its relative position.
The principle of original horizontality provides the basis for the law of superposition.
Relative age can be determined by using the concept of unconformity.
Answer: The principle of original horizontality provides the basis for the law of superposition.
Explanation:
The law of superposition in geology suggests that the rocks or sediments which are newly formed due to erosion and sedimentation of the original rocks lie above the old material. This law is supported by the principle of original horizontality according to which the newly formed sediments suspend horizontally in the layers of rocks and sediments under the effect of gravity. Thus an horizontal strata distinguishes the old and the new material.
Answer:
c
Explanation:
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Which of the following is not a threat to biodiversity? A. Climate change B. Habitat destruction C. Captive breeding programs D. Invasive species
Answer:
C. captive breeding programs
Explanation:
Captive breeding programs aim to breed more of an animal that may have been struggling to survive, they may even be beneficial to biodiversity.
Write 5-6 sentences that explains roles of Heredity and probability.
Answer:
Probability is a method for determining the likelihood of something uncertain occurring. If you flip a coin, you do not know whether it will be heads or tails, but probability can tell you that there is a 1/2 chance of either happening. Probability is a method used to predict the likelihoods of uncertain outcomes. It is important for the field of genetics because it is used to reveal traits that are hidden in the genome by dominant alleles. Probability allows scientists and doctors to calculate the chance that offspring will inherit certain traits, including some genetic diseases like cystic fibrosis and Huntington's disease.
Explanation:
Study the image, and then choose the statement that best describes the image.
Answer:
The nitrogen system aka what we have
Explanation:
if you have the gene for hemophilia, will you always have hemophilia?
Answer:
most likely
Explanation:
How are ecosystems affected by landslides?
Answer: Landslides can overwhelm, and even pollute streams and waterbodies with excess sediment. In extreme cases they can dam streams and rivers, impacting both water quality and fish habitat. Landslides can wipe out large tracts of forest, destroy wildlife habitat, and remove productive soils from slopes.
what happens during cytokines
Answer:
during cytokines the cytoplasm( the liquid center of the cell that holds the organelles in to place) split into two equal half's, and the cell becomes two daughter cells.
Which of the following is an example of an animal that might be culled?
Rosle has produced a lot of dairy calves, but her milk production is low.
Buck is lean and muscular but looks similar to all of the other beef bulls.
Clyde is a healthy but overly aggressive and mean dalry bull,
Sami had low birth welght as a lamb but quickly grew into a large sheep.
Answer:
D. Sami had low birth weight as a lamb but quickly grew into a large sheep.
Explanation:
The Sami lamb is an example of culled because it has the characteristics of quick growth. Culling is the process of separating organisms from a group of same type of organisms due to presence of desired or undesired characteristics. Sami sheep has a unique characteristic of having less weight at time of birth but having quick growth features that make to gain more weight and become large sheep so this sheep is removed from the population for its good traits.
Imagine that an area was set aside to relocate orangutans displaced from their rainforest habitats. A solution like this would involve many groups of people and careful considerations. Review the questions below, then develop at least two additional questions that could be considered.
What do orangutans use for shelter in their native ecosystem?
How much area does a specific number of orangutans need?
Answer:
a) Orangutan prefer to shelter in leafy trees or only leaves
b) One territory is of size 9 sq. km.
Explanation:
a) Orangutans spend a large part of their life in tropical rainforest trees. They prefer to sleep on the bunch of green trees and protect themselves from harmful weather conditions by using broad leaves of rainforest trees.
b) Each individual territory of a male Orangutan is near about 9 sq. km. and can extend up to 15 square kilometer. In one territory only one male lives along with other females and young ones.
Identify the preferable tonicity of these replacement drinks (isotonic, hypertonic or hypotonic)
Answer:
isotonic [same concentration]
hypotonic [low concentration]
hypertonic[high concentration ]
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Answer:
c is the correct answer
Explanation:
Community one contains 100 individuals distributed among four species (A, B, C, and D). Community two contains 100 individuals distributed among three species (A, B, and C). Which community is more diverse?
Community one: 10A, 5B, 75C, 10D
Community two: 30A, 40B, 30C, 0D
Community one: 24A, 26B, 26C, 24D
Community two: 5A, 50B, 40C, 5D