<h2>Exhaustion stage of general adaptation.</h2>
Explanation:
The final stage of general adaptation theory is known as exhaustion stage.
The general adaptation is has been divided into three stages- Alarm stage, resistance stage and exhaustion stage.
The theory of adaptation describes the physiological changes that an organism undergoes when it is exposed to stress.
The first stage,which is the alarm stage which is characterized by the burst of energy and the stressor acts as a stimulus.
The second stage is the resistance stage when the organism develops the resistance against stressor.
The last stage is the exhaustion stage when the energy is sufficiently depleted and the final adjustment is attained.
The answer is d. mitosis.
The cells in the meristematic region of the root are
embryonic cells. Thus, these undifferentiated cells have the capacity to
undergo continuous mitotic divisions and divide into new cells. The meristematic region of the root contains meristem cells for the root growth.
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In modern texts and in Earth system science, geosphere<span> refers to the solid </span>parts<span> of the Earth; it is used along with atmosphere, hydrosphere, and biosphere to describe the systems of the Earth.</span>
I understand that—maybe we can work together to limit the number of times you wash them."
<span>R: The nurse shows an understanding of the client's needs by not totally restricting the handwashing and by working with the client to set limits on the behavior. At this time the client is still too anxious to be capable of coping with the reasons for handwashing. Continued handwashing does not reveal an understanding of the underlying problem, nor is it a sign of progress. Telling the client not to worry denies the client's feelings and may close off communication.</span>
Intrasexual selection
Intrasexual Selection is when
members of the same sex within a species contend emulously with each other in
order to acquire chances to mate with others such as the male against male
competition for females. This type of selection often involves posturing and
fighting. Species or individuals suitable for intrasexual selection will possess
developed better weapons than their competitors.
