Answer: Option B.
The heart senses an increase in blood pressure and secrete ANF to decrease blood pressure.
Explanation:
Intinstic regulation is when a cell, tissue or organ system can adjust and respond to change in environment on it's own. The intrinsic is inherent in organ meaning the organ can maintain homeostatis within itself.
For example, the heart can perform intrinsic regulation for it self. The heart can perform myogenic regulation by reacting and responding to increase or decrease in blood pressure to keep the blood flow in normal blood vessel constant. It is a sublevel to control cardiac function.
Answer:
The relationship between tropic levels and energy is that tropic levels contain a certain amount of energy depending of which level they are, the lowest tropic level will have the highest amount of energy, whilst the highest tropic level will have the lowest amount of energy.
The role of the organisms in the first tropic level is to produce food since they are autotrophs, these organisms do not rely on others for food. the organisms in the second level will control the amount of primary producers and will serve as food for tertiary consumers. The role of the organisms in the third level is to get food from secondary consumers so they don't overpopulate and affect primary consumers more than they have to.
Energy availability changes at each level because of the 10 percent rule. As you go higher, only 10 percent of the energy can actually be consumed by the consumer in the next level.
They all have plasma membrane, ribosomes, cytoplasm, and DNA
Answer:
Two layers of Lipids make up the cell membrane
Explanation:
The inner and outer phospholipid layers
When a whale dies, it falls to the ocean floor. Its dead body is known as whale-fall. This whale-fall provides nutrients for whale-fall community, which includes bacteria, crabs, worms and other invertebrates. Organic fragments from the whale-fall enrich the sediments nearby. Enrichment opportunists colonize the<span> whalebone and surrounding sediment in order to feed on this organic fragments.</span>