creating simple sugars from smaller molecules
Explanation:
The human cell is not capable of creating simple sugars from smaller molecules.
Simple sugars are the smallest unit of carbohydrates and are not created by the body. They are products obtained from food digestion.
- Simple sugars cannot be hydrolyzed into simpler carbohydrate molecules.
When they combine together, they form polysaccharides which are complex carbohydrates.
These polysaccharides are complex carbohydrates.
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Five levels of ecological study include
(i) Population
(ii) Organismal
(iii) Ecosystem
(iv) community
(v) Global
Some of the question I will ask about the lionfish include;
(i) What is the growth rate of lionfish number?
(ii) What range of salinities that lionfish can tolerate?
(iii) How do fish affect the first productivity of the coral reef?
(iv) How are lionfish affecting other species in the coral reef?
(v) How will the climate-ocean acidification and climate changen can affect the behaviour of lionfish?
Answer: 0.1%
Explanation: I remember taking the test and it should be 0.1%, because it go's through all the other animals and last, the hawk.
Answer:
when you wake up the nervous system remembers to get dressed for school as well as eating the brain remembers to pick up a fork or spoon to eat, going to school the brain will remember what time the bus will come and when to go to the bus, doing extracurricular activities the brain will tell your arm to throw a football or kick a soccer ball, when going to bed the nervous system will tell the nerves in your arms to pull the blanket on top of you and to turn the light off.
