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It looks to me that those are plant genes. And plant genes use the atmosphere and the hydrosphere to take in carbon dioxide. CO2 is in the atmosphere and once consumed, sugar ( Glucose ) is created. H2O is part of the hydrosphere and when water is consumed, Oxygen is the output. All of the spheres of the earth ( biosphere, hydrosphere, geosphere, and atmosphere ) are interconnected to create the things we know and see.
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Multicellular organism is the example of complexity of the natural world.
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Multicellular organism such as human which is made of billions of cell. Each cell perform a specific function. The function of one organ is different from the other organ. For example, brain of human is made of millions of neurons which takes instructions from brain to the organs and bring messages from organs to the nervous system in the form of electrical impulses. In short every system in our body is full of complexity.
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FODDER CROPS are crops that are cultivated primarily for animal feed. Such as millits maze and hay.
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By extension, natural grasslands and pastures are included whether they are cultivated or not. Fodder crops may be classified as either temporary or permanent crops. The former are cultivated and harvested like any other crop
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Should I or can I eat salty foods?
Do I have to check my pressure immediately?
Do I have to follow a balanced diet?
Is it good to do physical activity?
Do I have to worry about the signs of eye flickering and headache?
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Blood pressure is regulated by endogenous mechanisms, although these sometimes fail and it is necessary to take drugs to reduce high blood pressure, an example of which is beta-blockers.
Blood pressure is also regulated by diets based on low sodium consumption, necessary calories and with great contributions of nutrients since cardiac or cardiovascular health is also essential in the face of possible formation of atheroma plaques.
The increase in blood pressure with the appearance of atheroma plaques is very common, and it is also the two most frequent causes of AMI (acute myocardial infarction)
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I think it is A, because the rocks that are at the top are the youngest and the ones that are on the bottom are the oldest.
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