By looking at them with the microscope and analyzing it and then use the zoom and zoom it in more to get a better view of the molecules
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All annelids and arthropods have a body plan. Unlike annelids, arthropods also have a coelom, and a segmented body. The circulatory system of annelids is closed, while the circulatory system of arthropods is opened.
Explanation:
Answer:
S phase
Explanation:
The S is short for synthesis, which means that DNA is being replicated. This is one of the stages of interphase, when the cell is growing and getting ready to divide. Well, this is the getting ready to divide part of interphase; the cell needs to duplicate its DNA so it has enough to divide out to daughter cells.
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I'm not sure what the answers are but
Polar bears begin to eat goose eggs as a way to survive when seals, their usual prey, are not available.
Mountain goats restrict their range to higher altitudes because of warmer low-altitude temperatures.
Snowshoe hares change their fur from white to brown to match their warm summer habitats.
Early humans learn to make tools like flint arrows and knives to help them hunt more efficiently.
if these are your options then the answer is
C) Snowshoe hares change their fur from white to brown to match their warm summer habitats.
Answer:Acer represents the genus name while
saccharum represents the species.
Explanation:
In a way to classify organisms, biologists used certain important common features to structure them into groups. The arrangement of living organisms in this hierarchy from the highest level to the lowest is as follows:
Kingdom--> phylum-->class-->order--> Family-->genus--> species.
The largest group of organisms is kingdom while species is the smallest unit of classification.
The common name of the plant used in the question above is sugar maple. Biologist, however, use a standard system to name living organisms. Each kind of organism is given two names, hence the term BINOMIAL NOMENCLATURE.
--> The first name is the name of the genus to which the organism belongs.
--> The second name is the name of the species to which it belongs.
Both names are printed in italics with only the genus name having an initial capital letter. Hence, the scientific name of sugar maple is Acer saccharum( in italics).
