Answer:
fungus-like protist
Explanation:
A fungus mostly has those characteristics. Most of them are multicellular eukaryotes -- the exception being yeast, which are unicellular eukaryotes. They can reproduce by spores and are decomposers; they even consume via absorptive feeding!
First, it's definitely not plant-like, as it is a decomposer, and there is no indication that it can produce its own food. It doesn't entirely seem like a fungus either, so the answer is a fungus-like protist.
The answer is 1.9 millimeters.
Solution
To get the mL value, you have to multiply the following:
(18.6 kg)(<span>5 mg/kg)(3mL/150mg)=mL
The technique here is that you have to think of isolating the unit you are finding and then you have to find a way that you can divide the units until you will find your needed unit. In the solution, you can see that kg/kg=1 and mg/mg=1 so the only unit left is mL. There you can get your answer. Don't be confused by the reciprocal of 150mg/3mL because it is only to get your needed answer.</span>
D.uracil is the nitrogen base bind with adenine
Globin 1 and globin 2 genes of insects are understood to have diverged approximately 170 million years ago, through duplication, from a common globin gene ancestor. The two genes that code for haemoglobin have conserved regions; oxygen-binding and heme- regions. Globin 2 gene has lost the intron region that is still present in the globin 1 gene. The percentage divergence is 7.2% with 20 varying nucleotides.
