Answer:
The correct answer will be options-B and D
Explanation:
Cytokinesis is the process of cell division which divides the cellular components along with the nuclear component. The cytokinesis takes place after the completion of M-phase which differs in both animal and plant cell.
In an animal cell, the cytokinesis begins by the formation of furrow which eventually pinches off to two cells.
The formation of the furrow is a complex process and requires the microtubules like an actin-myosin ring which gets established in which the actin filaments from the ring. The myosin filaments pull the actin filaments and then forms the ring.
Thus, options-B and D are the correct answer.
Answer:
The study island answer is "Remediating the mines keeps the contaminants from entering a watershed."
Explanation:
Many contaminants, particularly heavy metals, pollute the area around abandoned mines. If these contaminants enter the watershed, they can kill many organisms that live in that environment.
For giving you understanding ; we need Free O2 but Oxygen is also available in H20 right why dont we use it !!
As the early atmosphere was reducing as there was no free oxygen but it was later produced by chemoautotrophic bacteria !! Living thing release O2 in atmosphere thus making it oxidising in nature and then life evolves !!
Running up a tree after running straight is a change in direction thus, although the speed is same 30mph, the velocity is different. Now, in choice B, the cat is slowing down after having escaped from the dog. This is also a change in velocity (because the speed decreases).When the cat is sitting still the whole time, its velocity is 0.0mph the entire time. That means the velocity doesn't change <span>And when the cat is running around the house, the cat is changing direction (thus velocity is different).
(This is relevantly a circular motion, and acceleration is a non-zero constant, and thus veloicty of course isn't same).</span>
You didn’t attack a picture. However, the codons on the mRNA are what code for the amino acids.
