Hormones play important roles in
regulating blood glucose levels. For example, (i) the hormone insulin regulate
blood glucose levels by suppressing the breakdown of proteins into amino acids and
of adipose tissue into free fatty acids. (ii) The hormone asprosin regulate
blood glucose levels by enhancing the release of liver glucose during fasting.
Evolution- the change in a species over time Adaptation- a change in a species that betters their survival
Natural selection- the idea that organisms that aren’t fit for the environment die off and only the organisms fit for the environment survive and can pass there traits to the next generations. Hope this helps at least get you started! :))
Answer:
This biome features forests and grasslands that go dormant during the winter.
This biome features high levels of biodiversity and is located near the equator.
This biome features a level of permafrost and a short growing season during the winter.
This biome features tropical grasslands and is located near the equator.
Answer:
The glands of the endocrine system and the hormones they release affect almost every cell, organ, and function of our bodies. The pituitary also secretes hormones that signal the reproductive organs to make hormones. The pituitary gland also. In boys the male gonads, or testes (TES-teez), are in the scrotum.
Explanation:
Disrupts the nitrogen cycle by contaminating the groundwater and making it more difficult for the plants to absorb the nitrogen and causes the phosphorus cycle to accelerate, resulting in an excess of phosphorus in water and soil.
