Answer:
1)oxygen breather
2)number of legs
3)Asexual reproduction
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Explanation:
3)Asexual reproduction is the primary form of reproduction for single-celled organisms such as archaea and bacteria. Many eukaryotic organisms including plants, animals, and fungi can also reproduce asexually.
2)Living organisms are classified into groups depending on their structure and ... Phylum follows Kingdoms and has many different organisms, including three ... Chordata, which have backbones; Arthropod, which have jointed legs
1) Based on oxygen requirement, organisms are classified into four types: 1. Aerobes are capable of growing at full oxygen tension and many can tolerate elevated levels of oxygen (greater than 21%). Microaerophiles are aerobes that can use oxygen if only it is present at reduced levels in air.
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The correct answer is: D. breathing
Lymphatic system is an open system that does not have a central pump (such as heart in the circulatory system), so the flow of the lymph is different than blood flow. Transport and movement of the lymph are slow and sporadic. Lymph flow occurs thanks to:
• peristalsis – contraction and relaxation smooth muscle tissue,
• valves- so that lymph doesn’t flow backwards along the vessels
• contraction of adjacent skeletal muscle .
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Answer:
Interphase is the basic phase of cell cycle.
Explanation:
Interphase is the non-dividing phase. It happens between two successive M phase. Interphase is preparatory phase during which the cell prepares for the next cell division and grows to the same size as their mother cell. This phase is further divided into three sub-phases: i) G1 phase- interval between mitosis. DNA replication begins here. It is the first growth phase, RNA and protein get synthesized. ii) S-phase- Synthesize of DNA takes place and chromosome gets duplicated. iii) G2 phase-
Pre-mitotic phase or the second growth phase. it prepares the cell for the next cell division.
Dendrite.
A dendrite is a projection from a neuron that propagates to the cell body the electrochemical stimulation it receives from other neurons.
Dendrites were first described by Wilhelm His, in 1889,<span> as the "protoplasmic processes" that come from a neuron. Later, </span>Otto Friedrich Karl Deiters distinguished the axon from the dendrites as another different structure.
