Based on the given conversation above between Ben and his parents, the testable question for the hurricane research of Ben is option C: "Is the number of hurricanes increasing each year?" This is the testable question since they are arguing about the number of hurricanes in the past summers. Hope this helps.
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I think that the answer is 2 but the plants have more volume and more total weight than the seeds
Answer:
The statement which is true is as follow:
d. Two hairs from the same head may not have the same morphological characteristics.
Explanation:
- The statement in option a is not correct as we can't always determine the racial origin of hair.
- The statement in option b is not correct as it is not possible to do through trace elemental composition.
- The statement in option c is not correct as hair is not examined to determine the sex because the Shettles Method is uses to determine the sex of a baby.
- The statement d is correct as the hair have different structural features like length which makes its morphological characteristics.
A.
<u>The ribcage expands to allow air to enter the lungs</u> is an example of the skeletal system interacting directly with the respiratory system.
Explanation:
The skeletal system is mainly made up of bones - like the ribcage in this case - while the respiratory system is made up of the lungs, trachea, diaphragm, etc.
When inhaling, the diaphragm contracts, therefore increasing the volume of the chest cavity. The muscles between the ribs also contract causing the ribcage to stretch upwards and outwards. This also contributes to an increase in the volume of chest cavity. Consequently, the pressure in the chest, decreases causing atmospheric pressure to rush air into the lungs.
When these muscles contract, they raise the pressure in the chest cavity causing air to rush out of the lungs.
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