Insects, arachnids, and crustaceans
Insects have 3 body segments. (head, thorax, abdomen)
Have a hard exoskeleton made of chitin.
Appendages be used for feeding, defense, sensory and reception.
Invertebrate phyla that obtains oxygen by using gills (marine) or air tubes (terrestrial.)
Use pincers and stingers as attack weapons to defend themselves
Characterized by having jointed legs, segmented bodies, and sometimes wings
A group of same kind of cell is called tissue
We identify them by their chromosomes.
If you are male, they have an XY pair. If you are an female, they have an XX pair.
Answer:
mixotrophs
Explanation:
Myxotrophism or myxotrophy, in biology, is the name given to the quality of the living being with autotrophic and heterotrophic characteristics. That is, it is capable of producing its own food from carbon dioxide fixation (through photosynthesis or chemosynthesis), but it can also feed on other inorganic or organic compounds. Mixotrophic can be either eukaryotic or prokaryotic.
Carnivorous plants are commonly cited as myxotrophic organisms in the wrong way because all their food comes from photosynthesis. These plants only depend in part on the nitrogen contained in animal proteins that they digest. This dependence occurs because the carnivorous plant is native to areas with poor, soggy soil, scarce of nitrates, essential for the synthesis of the chlorophyll molecule.
The urinary system does all of the functions above except regulating blood volume (option B).
<h3>What is excretory system?</h3>
The excretory system is the collection of organs that work together to remove or eject material that has no further use from the body.
The urinary system is a part of the excretory system that deals with the removal of urinary waste products.
The urinary system has the following functions:
- excreting excess albumin molecules
- eliminating organic waste products
- regulating plasma concentrations of electrolytes
Therefore, the urinary system does all of the functions above except regulating blood volume.
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