Answer: what I learned is that natural selection needs 4 things
Explanation:
over production
genetic variation
i don’t remember the rest but those are the main ones so that there’s lots of offspring in case some cant survive
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Answer:
Motor nerves
Explanation:
Pulling the leg quickly from the sharp object is an example of reflex action. It includes sensory receptors, sensory neurons, interneurons, the control center (spinal cord), motor neurons and effector.
As soon as she steps on the glass piece, the receptors present in the skin of her foot sole sense it and send the information to the control center via sensory neurons. The spinal cord commands the muscles of the effector organ (leg) via motor neurons to move to step away from the glass piece.
Beyond size, the main structural differences between plant and animal cells<span> lie in a few additional structures found in </span>plant cells. These structures include: chloroplasts, the cell<span> wall, and vacuoles. For now you can use this to figure it out until you send me a picture of the model.
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Answer:
Letter <u>A</u> indicates the <u>epidermis</u>, which is the outer layer of the root.
Explanation:
The internal structure of the eudicot root consists of <em>three concentrical layers</em>: The <u>epidermis</u><u>,</u> the cortex, and the central vascular cylinder.
The epidermis is the outer layer of the root. It <em>covers the totality of the root surface</em>, <em>absorbs water</em> and <em>minerals from the soil,</em> and <em>protects the internal tissues</em>.
The <em>cortex</em> occupies a big part of the root and its <em>located under the epidermis</em>. The <em>most internal cell layer</em> of the cortex is called <em>endodermis</em>.
The <em>vascular cylinder</em> is composed of <em>vascular tissues</em> -the xylem and the phloem- that is <em>surrounded by</em> one or more cell layers called <em>pericycle</em>. The xylem looks like a <em>cross of big cells</em> in the center, and the phloem occupies the spaces between the pericycle and the xylem.