Answer:
Class Scyphozoa
Explanation:
In the Scyphozoa class, the predominant and sexual forms are beautiful medusas of varying colors, the true "medusas" often seen on our shores. The polyps are small and correspond to the asexual, short lasting phase. Since this class has the predominant species, the jellyfish, we can conclude that the class that the question is referring to is Scyphozoa.
The medusas are shaped like an umbrella and are different from the group of hydrozoans. They can reach from 2 to 40 cm in diameter. The giant of the group is a North Atlantic jellyfish that reaches 2 meters in diameter.
Answer: Aorta
Explanation: The aorta is the largest artery in the body. It carries oxygenated blood from the left ventricle of the heart into systemic circulation. The aorta has many subdivisions that branch off into smaller arteries.
Answer:
Nucleus
Explanation:
every cell has a nucleus kind of like a factory has a ceo, does this make sense to you?
Answer:
Mid ocean ridge
Explanation:
They are formed under water and there movement is generally up an out. I hope you get it right!
The negative feedback principle in human physiology is involved in this case. The inciting factor here is the increase in blood glucose that will be recognized by the pancreatic islet cells (the endocrine part of the pancreas) and will signal insulin release. Insulin upregulates glucose transporter proteins in cells, especially muscle cells, which will then stimulate glucose uptake from blood. Insulin also stimulates glycogen formation in the liver. These events will subsequently lower blood glucose and low blood glucose will now inhibit the insulin secretion by the pancreas. In the event of hypoglycemia or dangerously low blood glucose, the first adaptive mechanism of the body is to produce glucagon from the pancreatic islet cells. Glucagon will stimulate glycogen breakdown in the liver and therefore raise blood glucose levels to normal.<span> </span>