Answer:
Sensory neurons
Explanation:
Neurons are specialized somatic cells which are responsible of conveying stimuli from the enviroment.
They are made up of three parts; cell body, dendrites and an axon.
Sensory neurons are one of the three types of neurons.
They are responsible of carrying stimuli from external body parts to the central nervous system.
On the other hand, motor neurons carries signals from the brain to other body organs.
The third type is called interneuron, it is located in the brain and nowhere else. It acts as a linkage between other neurons and the brain.
The process of fertilization involves the deposition of sperms into the vagina to the egg cell during sexual intercourse. Sperms make their way towards the cervix and uterus, and eventually goes to the fallopian tubes. <span>Only a few hundred will remain as they interact with the egg through the use of their heads and movement patterns.
</span><span>The process of implantation happens when the embryo, the fertimized eggs develops inside the fallopian tube after three days, and then travels to the uterus.</span>
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The last one is correct lol
“Lord Randall” is a Scottish ballad in the form of a narrative song. A narrative song is a song that depicts or tells a story. A ballad is unique for it directly tells a story and emphasizes climactic incidents. It strips away those details which are not important to the plot. The story of “Lord Randall” narrates about a man who has been poisoned by his lover. The story does not tell about the incident’s background nor is the audience aware why the man has been poisoned. The story just shows the man revealing that he has been poisoned, his statement of his last will and testament, and his curse on the lover who planned to kill him. The technique shown in this story is what we call the incremental repetition. The incremental repetition is usually observed in poetry of oral tradition wherein a line is repeated in a changed context or with minor changes in the repeated part.
