The five senses are eyesight, hearing, taste, touch and smell. We all use those five senses just about everyday. We use are eyesight to see around us. We use are hearing to hear any noise that is near us. We use are taste everyday normally also and we use it to eat or drink and when we do we can feel how it taste and sense how it taste. We use and touch to feel things around or near us. We touch things all the time, not just with are hands. We smell things all the time also it never stops, we can smell food, flowers anything that has a sent.
Answer:
<em>Carbon</em>
Explanation:
<em>Emiliana huxleyi</em> is a coccolithophore, a eukaryotic unicellular alga that grows in the oceans of the world, from the tropic to the subarctic areas. It has an external calcite skeleton, which is equivalent to aproximately one thirth of the CaCO₃ marine production. Under favorable conditions, this species can overgrow producing blooms, which are giant aggregations that can cover several square kilometers. These blooms can seriously affect the aquatic ocean life on a global level by running out nutrients and forbidding sunlight to reach certain depth levels.
When these blooms are infected with a specific virus called EhV, their calcic carbonate exoskeletons explode dispersing particles in water and releasing carbon and minerals back to the oceans. EhV viruses act as a biological control for these blooms.
The answer for this item is FALSE. The water in liquid form and cube of ice have the same chemical properties as they are both water (H2O). Only the physical properties of the liquid water differ from those of the ice.
1) Eat to get nutrients (plants undergo photosynthesis)
2) Cell division was observed.
3) They infect cells to reproduce
4) In the lytic cycle the viral DNA incorporates into the host DNA
5) It gets your body ready to fight a specific virus (i.e. flu shots)
6) prokaryotic (although some are capable of forming an envelope made of proteins)
7) Archebacteria, Eubacteria
8) stimulus
9) DNA or RNA and a protein coat
10) One kingdom has different chemicals that make up the cell wall. (Archea lack peptidoglycan)
11) Many archebacteria live in harsh environments. (halophiles, thermophiles, etc.)
12) cholera
13) poultry
14) asexual reproduction (self replicating)
15) the ability of an organism to keep its internal conditions suitable for life
16) photosynthesis (get glucose from water and CO2)
17) virus (question #9)
18) Wendell Stanley
19) flat pentagons (they're not cubes but rods)
20) cholera (cause by Vibrio cholerae)
21) influenza
22) acidic lemon juice (all other methods kill bacteria).
