They're converted to 'Acetyl- CoA'
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Options:
A. Analogous structures
B. Vestigial structures
C. Homologous structures
D. Missing links
Analogous structures is the illustration in cephalopod. Thus, the correct option is C.
A cephalopod eye, unlike a vertebrate eye, is focused through movement, similar to a camera or telescope lens, rather than altering shape like a human eye lens. The lens, which is totally internal, is nearly spherical, as is the eye.
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What are the characteristics of cephalopod?</h3>
- Organs. They have three hearts, two of which transport blood to the gills and the other which pumps blood throughout the body. Their blood is blue because the protein hemocyanin binds oxygen.
- Color. Cephalopods have the ability to change the color of their skin at will. They can even use their skin to create elaborate patterns and forms. This is accomplished by the use of chromatophores, which are pigment-filled bags found in the skin. Nerves can change the color of the skin by controlling these chromatophores.
- Diet. Cephalopods are all carnivorous animals.
Organs, tissues, or cells in the body that are no longer functional in their ancestral version of the trait are known as vestigial organs.
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Answer:
Digestive
Explanation:
The by-products of digestion are solid waste which is removed through egestion.
Answer:
You did not post the ecosystem involved but below is an explanation of what a tertiary consumer is.
A tertiary consumer is an organism that feeds on other consumers, specifically primary and secondary consumers. They are often carnivores like hawks,owls, and sharks.
In the attachment below, the owl is the tertiary consumer. It mainly feeds of the primary consumers (mouse and rabbit) and the secondary consumer (snake).
