Life does exist in the Mariana Trench, even at its deepest spots. The organisms living here are mostly a wide variety amphipods, sea cucumbers, sea anemones, etc. These organisms survive mostly by feeding off of the dead living beings on the upper layers of the Trench, which fall down to the depths as a result of gravity.
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Cell walls composed of cellulose provide structure and support
The main source of water for most of us in northeast and central Florida comes from underground aquifers. Aquifers can be thought of as vast underground, porous rocks that hold water and allow water to move through the holes within the rock.
The answer is: homologous; common; homoplastic.
<span>The bones in the wings of birds and bats are <u>homologous</u> because they derived from a <u>common</u> ancestor, while the wings are <u>homoplastic</u> traits. Homologous structures are similar structures shared by different groups and that are derived from a common ancestor. The similar anatomy of bones in the wings of birds and bats is inherited from a common ancestor of tetrapods (to which birds and bats belong). However, wings are not inherited from the common ancestor of birds and bats. Therefore, wins are homoplastic traits (analogous structures) because they have similar function but they are not inherited from the common ancentor.</span>
