<span>The correct answer is "Absorption of rainfall by soil."
The hyrdosphere refers to all water on the earth's surface. The geosphere, in this context, refers to the solid parts of the earth (rocks, sand, etc.) Since rain is part of the hydrosphere and soil is part of the geosphere, rain soaking into the soil would be an interaction between the two. The other choices deal with changes in the hyrdrosphere, but there is no interaction with the geosphere.</span>
Two criteria that would identify the three muscle tissues are myofibers and nuclei.
There are three types of muscles:
1. Skeletal-Contains many nuclei along the length of the muscle cell. The nuclei are displaced peripherally. The skeletal fibers are arranged parallel. The myofibril is composed of bands.
2. Smooth-This tissue contain spindle-shaped cells with a single central nucleus. Smooth muscle fibers are shorter than skeletal.
3. Cardiac-The fibers of cardiac muscle are not simply parallel. Cardiac muscle fibers are long cylindrical cells with one or two nuclei.
Answer:
B. The prefixes chemo- and photo-: define the electron source
Explanation:
The prefix chemo is related to <u>chemical/drug</u> and photo is related to<u> light</u>. This can be proved by analysing the following examples:
Chemotherapy = therapy with chemicals
Phototherapy = therapy with light
Answer:
<h2>C, RANGLELAND</h2>
Explanation:
Rangeland can be described as a land which consists of grasses, shrubs, woods, wetlands etc which are ideal for the grazing of domestic and wetland animals. Hence, a rangeland is used for grazing livestock. Hence, option C is correct.
Other options, like option D, is not correct because an urban land supports city life. It is not ideal for the growing of crops as it contains pollution of the city.
<span>Hair on the head protects scalp from injury and sunlight
Eyelashes and eyebrows protect eyes
Nostril and ear hairs protect from foreign particles
Help in sensing light touch due to the touch receptors associated with the hair root plexuses.
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