Answer:
1st graph/diagram --> 2nd description (between top and bottom)
2nd graph/diagram --> 3rd description (bottom/last one)
3rd graph/diagram --> 1st description (top one)
Answer: Irreducible complexity
Explanation:
Irreducible complexity can be defined as characteristic of complex system it is impossible to reduce the complexity of the system by removal of any parts to maintain the functionality of the system. The given situation is an example of irreducible complexity. The increased levels of tryptophan will inactivate the synthesis process but it is again reactivated when the levels decreases this is suggestive of the fact that it is impossible to reduce the complexity of the system.
Answer B.frontal lobe.
Explanation:
This lobe controls all cognative activities.since logical judgment is a cognitive activity this is the correct answer.
It is part of the brain largest portion called the cerebral cortex. Divided as left and right frontal lobes.
It is located at the front of the head enclosed in the front skull bones,where it divideds into Right and Left frontal lobes.
The right lobes controls the left sides of the body and the left controls the right sides of the body for voluntary movement and activities. Therefore ,it receives sensory imputs from all parts of the body to make judgments about the immediate environment.
NOTE: Parietal lobe coordinates information about temperature, taste.
Occipital lobe-coordinates vision with movement.
Temporal lobe-coordinates memory with taste, sight, sound.
Premotor cortex: coordinates muscle activities for exact movement
Answer:
<em>Yes, the statement is accurate.</em>
Explanation:
A hypothesis can be supported through experiments but we cannot say that the hypothesis is exactly correct because there might be other unknown factors which are unmeasured or unobserved which might be influencing our hypothesis. There are many studies in which a proven hypothesis was proven wrong due to many other factors or influences. Hence, a hypothesis can be supported but there are always chances that other factors might be being ignored which might influence the hypothesis.
