Answer:
Primates
Explanation:
Aye-ayes have functional claws on all other digits except the hallux, including a grooming claw on the second toe. Less commonly known, a grooming claw is also found on the second pedal digit of night monkeys ( Aotus ), titis ( Callicebus ), and possibly other New World monkeys.
Answer:
The correct answer is epithelial tissue.
Explanation:
There are mainly four types of tissue which is found in animals, muscle tissue, connective tissue, nervous tissue, and epithelial tissue. Epithelial tissue forms a membrane that covers the outer surface of organs, glands and also inner surface of body cavities.
Epithelial tissue plays an important role in protection, absorption, secretion, excretion, and filtration. Epithelial tissue is of two type lining epithelium and glandular epithelium. Linning epithelium makes the cell lining of the digestive tube and other important organs. So the correct answer is epithelial tissue.
Answer:
Causes global warming
Explanation:
This is caused when large amounts of carbon dioxide and a greenhouse gas is released and trapped in air and is heated in our atmosphere.
The phrase to fit into the blank is "sexual reproduction"!
In sexual reproduction each of the parents produces a gamete and contributes to half of the offspring's genes. This means that the offspring is a unique composition of the two parents.
In contrast, in a asexual reproduction, the offspring would likely have the same genetic code as the parent.
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ah I remember learning this... So in the cell membrane their are entrances called pumps that force ions (positively charged molecules) to move from low concentration to high concentration. During active transport, which is the process i just described, the sodium potassium pumps job is to move sodium ions ( Na+ ) ions out of the cell and move potassium ions (K+) into the cell.
1. three sodium ions are positioned in the carrier protein.
2. Atp molecule is split that create energy that bonds to the carrier.
3. the pump changes shape and opens up to the outside of the membrane, giving the potassium ions (K+) a chance to come inside. So two potassium ions fit inside and they enter the cell.
4. When the potassium goes inside, the phosphate molecule is released ( What split from the ATP molecule earlier)
