P-waves travels slower than s-waves and don't pass through the earth's liquid zones
<span>Plants in the phylum bryophyta grow in areas that are:</span> damp and shady
"Simple" actions like answering the phone are the result of the orchestrated activity of billions of neurons sending signals to each other.
Tracing this to individual neurons is a bit like asking "how does the activity of individual transistors enable my computer to do a simple action like showing me a web-page?"
The layers of complexity that connect the individual elements to seemingly "simple" behaviors is immense. In the case of computers, we understand in precise detail how all the layers work because we designed them. In the case of the brain, there is still much to figure out. We know in considerable detail how biological cells work from the activity of individual molecules, but we still have much to learn about the brain and its relationship to the activity of neurons.
<span>Ans. D. Chloroplasts convert light energy into chemical energy that can be used by mitochondria. Mitochondria takes the energy that the chloroplast gets from the sun and uses it to fuel other cell processes. In other words, the mitochondria uses the food produced by the chloroplast and converts it into energy.</span>
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The answer is C homologous chromosomes
