"General adaptation syndrome" is the one model among the following choices given in the question that <span>helps explain human reaction to stressful situations or things. The correct option among all the options that are given in the question is the first option or option "A". I hope that the answer has come to your help.</span>
Answer:
C) most of the muscle's energy is produced in mitochondria.
Explanation:
The activities such as running a marathon require aerobic endurance to allow prolonged and sustained muscle contraction for a longer duration (few hours) without fatigue. These activities rely on the production of ATPs in mitochondria through the process of anaerobic cellular respiration.
The process of aerobic cellular respiration produces a large number of ATPs to sustain prolonged muscle contraction. Slow oxidative muscle fibers that contain a large amount of myoglobin and are rich in mitochondria are involved in such activities.
Answer:
1 so that all parts of the plants and animals Get Enough nutrients and oxygen
2 the pigment called haemoglobin makes it red
3 waste products such as urea will cause great harm to the body is not excreted
4 the heart pumps blood the blood contains nutrients and oxygen facial transported to other organs so that the cells can operate
5 transpiration is the loss of water by plants. it helps with cooling down the plant after photosynthesis. Just the Way We sweat
6the stomata opens and closes to allow water to pass through it therefore transpiration occurs
b. insertion
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</span><span>The Klinefelter syndrome is caused by an insertion mutation. It occurs
when there is an existence of an excess or extra X chromosome in each cell that
may cause an abnormality in the development of males. It usually affects the
physical and cognitive development of male with symptoms varying from one
person to another. Kids with these type
of disorder may experience learning
disabilities and even speech and language
problems. These kids tend to be
quiet and very sensitive. They can also be very passive.
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