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Wittaler [7]
3 years ago
11

What is the primary cellular fuel of most organisms? (It's a 7 letter word)

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2 answers:
vesna_86 [32]3 years ago
8 0
Glucose maybe because ATP wont work

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spin [16.1K]3 years ago
3 0
The primary cellular fuel for cells is s sugar called glucose. Glucose is not only needed in cells but in processes such as photosynthesis.
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The dichotomous key below provides a way to  classify some animals into groups according to their physical characteristics.

Dichotomous Key

        I wings------------------go to II

          no wings------------- group A

       II feathers---------------group B

          no feathers----------go to III

      III two legs------------- group C

          six legs---------------group D

The key can be used to classify each of the four  animals represented below ⇒ wasp, ant, tiger, bird

Which row in the chart shows the correct  classification group for each animal?

Row    Wasp           Ant           Tiger          Bird

 (1)      group D    group D    group A     group B

 (2)     group B    group A     group D     group C

 (3)     group B     group D     group A    group C

 (4)     group D     group A     group A     group B

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Row    Wasp           Ant           Tiger          Bird

(4)     group D     group A     group A     group B

  • Group A: Tiger and Ant → They do not have wings
  • Group B: Bird → It has wings and feathers
  • Group D: Wasp → It has wings, does not have feathers, and has six legs

Explanation:

When analyzing a dichotomous key, you just need to pay attention to the given descriptions and carefully observe the organisms you have.

The key describes specific morphological traits of each organism that are useful to differentiate it from other organisms. So all you need to do is to follow the instructions given in each step, and the key will guide you directly to the answer.  

In the exposed example you have four organisms: wasp, ant, tiger, bird

The provided key gives you three steps: I, II, III.

Step I:

wings------------------go to II

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Here the key tells you to separate, from your group of organisms, the ones that have wings from the ones that do not have wings.

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Step II:

feathers---------------group B

no feathers----------go to III

Now you only need to consider the bird and the wasp, which are the two organisms that have wings.

Here the key tells you to separate the one that has feathers from the one that does not have feathers.

  • Bird has feathers → So it belongs to the group B
  • The Wasp does not have feathers → So you need to go to step III

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six legs---------------group D

In this last step, the key takes you to two possible groups. But you only have one left organisms, which is the wasp. So what you need to do is to observe how many legs your wasp has. It is an insect, so it has six legs. The wasp belongs to Group D.

You do not have any organism that belongs to group C.

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  • Group D: Wasp → It has wings, does not have feathers, and has six legs
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