Groin- inguinal region
Ear- auris
Head-cephalon
<u>Answer:</u>
The physiology of stationary-phase cells depends on what caused the cessation of growth.
Option: (a)
<u>Explanation:</u>
- In the physiology of stationary phase the cells then becomes spherical and later it transforms into smaller rigid cell envelop.
- The walls surrounded by the cell wall are highly crossed-linked, next the 'fluidity of the membrane reduces gradually', and there is a response given by the stringent response mechanism.
- The response is given for a certain purpose in order to survive the calamity.
Tectonic boundaries is the correct answer
Answer:
this study is clearly an observational work
Explanation:
experimental studies involve to establish direct associations between a traits and its phenotypic effects. For example, a classical experimental study would involve to map a nonsense mutation in the ACTN3 gene significantly correlated to the non-sprinting phenotype
