Answer:
Anton Von Leeuwenhoek is the name
<span>Pyrolobus fumarii belongs to the kingdom of archaebacteria that is a thermophile which thrives at very high temperatures as much as 113 C. </span>It was first discovered in 1997 in a hydrothermal vent where the temperature is as high as that. It belongs to the p<span><span>hylum Crenarchaeota, c</span><span>lass Thermoprotei, </span><span>Order Desulfurococcales and </span><span>Family <span>Pyrodictiaceae. Answer is B. </span></span></span>
Answer:
spiders are. generally ectotherms.Their internal temperature depends on external temperature transfer.They are also poikilothermic because the body temperature varies with that of the external environment.,
In animals, individual cells are grouped into tissues. e,g Blood. The tissues gives rise to organs.
A main function of most types of epithelial tissue is covering surfaces.They line major all hollow surfaces, and covering body surfaces.
Resorption id the movement of fluid from the glomerular filtrate back into the blood. Ions, glucose,and other escaped metabolites are returned to the blood stream.
In humans, goosebumps are a vestige of a mammalian adaptation to thermoregulation. This is a thermoregulatory mechanism to regulate the body temperature,Goosebumps emits heat, to turn the moisture from the skin to vapour. This evaporate to release this moisture, which cools the body.
Explanation:
It really is impossible to predict such a matter. I mean, think about it, its nearly impossible to think about how earth would be impacted if the heat from the interior of the planet that powers plate tectonics were to suddenly cease to exsist, or if that heat never exsisted in the first place, because that is how planets are formed.
One thing is certain however, life wouldn't be the same without plate tectonics; in one case, the constont transgression/regression, sue in large part of tectonic forces acts as a evolutionary pump forcing life to evolve. EXAMPLE: the evolution of plants from marine to terrestrial settings. Without plate tectonics, life would certainly be dramatically different.
~This is an edgucated guess. :) I hoped i helped. :)
