Hi!
So, assuming that you mean a creator as in a religious deity - we're going to run into problems here.
In order for something to be scientifically validated, it has to be proven scientifically by following the scientific method.
As science is based off the physical world, the things we prove must reflect that. The idea of a deity is something which lies <em>outside </em>the physical realm.
This means that any proof that we do find a 'creator', will simply just be something we now know about the physical world.
We can't have <em>scientific </em>evidence of something which we cannot prove <em>scientifically. </em>
With that said, unless there is context or a piece of information missing, the question is unanswerable.
Hopefully, this helps! =)
Answer:
A and C
Explanation:
they provide food and have helped with medicinal discoveries
Answer:
•Plants are autotrophic
•fungi are hetotrophic
•cell wall of plants are made of cellulose
•cell wall of fungi are made of chitin
Kingdom Animalia and Kingdom fungi are multicellular heterotropics organisms
The correct option is C, ROUND WORM is a pseudoceolomate. Pseudoceolomate have a body cavity surrounding the gut but the gut itself is not surrounded by mesoderm; generally, their body cavity are lined by mesoderm derived tissue on one side and endoderm derived tissue on the other side. Other examples of pseudoceolomate are hook worm, hair worm, rotifers and pinworm. They are mostly parasitic in nature.
The answer is that, even though you are small, your mass exerts a force on every piece of the Earth, simultaneously. When you add all those forces together, the sum is 150 lb. So you are pulling up on the Earth exactly as much as the Earth is pulling down on you.
