Answer:
Explanation:
Frogs:
Frog's evolutionary pathway resembles the water cycle. This is quite fitting, because all frogs statistically enjoy bodies of water. Seafrogs absorb salt-water through holes, which emit inside the snout. First, they grow two limbs, or legs, to swim. These turn into fins, which, eventually, allow for hopping and balancing-capacity. Capabilities, include: tongue-roll, sticky toes, bubbly neck, multi-eggs, and more
Frogs are incredibl(y) mammalian(s)!
Let's take the example of touching something hot:
there's sensory nerves in all our body, including our hands and fingers. When a finger touches something hot. a nerve impulse will be born due to the stimulus and will be transmitted from the sensory nerves in the finger to the CNS (central nervous system)
The CNS will integrate the information, then transmit nerve impulses through the motor nerves which goes to the muscles of the finger (which are skeletal muscles) to order them to contract, to avoid the contact between the finger and the hot thing. (the same map for the blinking eye)
Answer:
No- not all, but most.
Explanation:
The newly discovered plant — named Gastrodia kuroshimensis — occurs in the dark understory of forests where little light penetrates. So instead of using sunlight or photosynthesis to generate nutrients, the plant parasitizes the fungi in the forest soil for its daily dose of nutrition.
Answer:
The correct option is C. Spine is present on the posterior surface of the scapula
Explanation:
The scapula is a triangular bone that joins humerus with the clavicle.
The landmarks present on the posterior surface of the scapula are:
1. Spine: The spine of the scapula divides it into two parts.
2. Acromion: This is the landmark that connects with the clavicle.
3. infraspinous fossa: This landmark is present underneath the spine and the infraspinatus muscle is located here.
4. Supraspinous fossa: It is the landmark that is situated on top of the spine.
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