Answer:
Cell organelles are the parts of a living cell. All cells have a cell membrane and some cells have a cell wall.
Which of the following has a cell wall?
I. Plants
II. Bacteria
III. Fungi
"it is needed to ensure that equal 3-carbon units can be made."
One important part of the glycolysis is the metabolization of two three-carbon molecules. A glucose molecule could not be divided into two molecules. <span>
After a phosphorylation of the fructose, the molecule has now two phosphate groups. The molecule is then divided into two and the glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate (one of two) continues the chain reactions of glycolysis.</span>
Answer:
1. Increases
2. Decreases
3. Increases
4. Decreases
5. Increases
6. Increases
Explanation:
Raising air temperature increases temperature of our body while on the other hand, if the air temperature decreases the temperature of our body also decreases because high air temperature heats up our skin surface and low air temperature cools down our skin surface which ultimately increases or decreases the internal body temperature. Adding clothing increases body temperature due to capturing of heat produced by our body. Sweating cools down our body temperature because the water takes the internal heat with itself to the outside. In shivering, the body produced heat so the body temperature increases. Exercising also produces heat inside our body which increases the body temperature.
Plankton is the answer to your question.
According to the image, the fish underwent sympatric speciation. The new species of fish had mating seasons that were different from that of the original fish. Because of the differences in mating seasons, the fish underwent reproductive isolation. This mode of isolation would be temporal.
Sympatric speciation happens within a population of an organism that gets isolated reproductively due to differences in their mating periods. This time dependent isolation is called temporal isolation. Example, a fish population can split into two if some of the fishes start mating early in the spring while the rest mate late in the autumn. The spring-mating population will not become compatible to mate with the late-autumn-mating population.
