The orca's body, like that of other living creatures, is made up of cells. Eukaryotic cells are seen in orca whales. Cells of this sort can be found in all mammals. A nucleus is found in eukaryotic cells. The nucleus is the cell's brain. The nucleus directs the activity of the cell in the same way as the human brain directs the movements of the body. DNA is found in the nucleus. The blueprint for an animal's body is DNA. The genetic code is carried by DNA. The messenger RNA transports the DNA information to the ribosome, which is where proteins are produced. Organelles, which serve as miniature organs with various functions, are found in every cell. Killer whales have 44 chromosomes, and an outstanding banding investigation on six killer whales revealed significant C-band variation. Because they have complex cells, killer whales are classified as Eukaryotes. Membrane-bound organelles, including a nucleus, are found in their cells.
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It depends on the storm. If it is a thunderstorm and there is no shelter nearby, crouch down in the middle of a large area with a limited amount of tall objects nearby. Cars would make a good shelter as well, as they have rubber tires that repel lightning.
If it were a tornado, you need to seek a storm shelter or building with a basement immediately. Run as fast as you can looking for shelter.
If there is a hurricane or flood and there is no nearby shelter, hold onto a sturdy object nearby to stay afloat. If there is shelter, go to the highest level of the highest building. This will make you leas susceptible to the floods below.
e. decision making because a means that you have not reached a conclusion, be is more of "i only have so much" type of answer, c does not make sense, and definitely not d.
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you didn't add the following careers so free points I think?
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be honest , very kind
i would approach the situation in a very calming way, tell them how common or rare their results are, tell them all the ways to cure and better themselves if possible.
I am not a medical professional
what are you studying?
