Answer:
Dry gangrene
Explanation:
Dry gangrene occurs when blood supply to tissues gradually stops. The affected part becomes dry, shrinks and turns brownish to black (like a mummy). The line of separation is formed between the gangrenous part and the viable part of the tissue. The gangrenous part consists of inflammatory granulation tissue. It occurs mainly in diabetic patients or people suffering from arterial blood vessel diseases.
Answer:
"Folded sedimentary layers were originally laid down flat and later deformed." describes the law of original horizontality.
Explanation:
In terms of structural geology, the folds happens when the one over the another are piled up on a flat as well as planar structure i.e. sedimentary strata. Which sometimes are bent or may be curved because of the permanent deformation. Both upward as well as downward folds occurs in the sedimentary fold. Which is known as the anticline or the syncline. There are three major folds in case of the sedimentary layers they are monocline, anticline and syncline. Simple bend layers are called as the monoclines.
It will eventually start to boil if it gets hot enough and turn into water vapor or steam.
The eye spot and the chloroplasts work together to help the euglena survive because the eye spot senses the light and the dark. Since euglena need to do photosynthesis in which uses light energy to make usable energy, to get food, the eye spot will tell the euglena where to move in order for it to be able to do photosynthesis.