Temperature-Thermometer
Mass-Balance
Length-Meter stick
Volume-Cylinder
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I believe the answer is B, although A has as well a very good chance of being correct. But B does support evidence with the chemicals found inside them.
Answer:
Plants absorb carbondioxide gas from atmosphere whereas respiration releases carbondioxide .
Explanation:
Carbon is present in the atmosphere in the form of carbondioxide gas which is used by the plants in the process of photosynthesis. Plants takes carbondioxide gas from the surrounding air through small openings called stomata and made their own food while on the other hand, carbondioxide gas is released from the body of living organisms in the process of cellular respiration. In cellular respiration, food is broken down with the help of oxygen forming water, carbondioxide gas and energy in the form of ATP molecules.
Answer:
C. Lizards were the first organisms on Earth to have limbs.
Explanation:
This cladogram illustrates when and in what species novel anatomical traits occurred. All the organisms that follow after a certain point will have this trait present. Thus, earthworms are the first species to evolve segmented bodies which will be present in all the following organisms such as salmons. Here, segmentation is found in the vertebrae of the backbone as well as in the muscles and nerves that spread from the spinal cord, at a finer level.
This cladogram does not illustrate the evolutionary time relationship between different species. Thus, it cannot be inferred that the kangaroos evolved after earthworms.
Answer:
the correct answer would be A - More information is needed because it could be a member of Bacteria or Archaea.
There are mainly three domains in biological classification namely; bacteria, archaea, and eukarya.
The members of archaea and bacteria are prokaryotic unicellular whereas the members of eukarya are eukaryotic organisms.
The members of archaea and bacteria mainly differ in the composition of cell membrane.
Thus, more information is needed for proper classification of the organism.