Recycling is the reuse of a product to make it new again into another product
Answer: "alga" / "algae" ;
(or, in some cases, "cyanobacterium" / "cyanobacteria").
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<u>Note</u>: This applies to marine lichens—as well as lichens on land.
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Answer:
11. Float
12. Bacteria
13. Polymer.
14. Hydrogen.
15. Water.
16. Climatic.
17. Prokaryotic.
18. Length.
19. Large.
20. Frequency.
Explanation:
11. Damaged seeds would float on top of water. This is because they are typically empty and as such lacking in any form of nutrient.
12. Cholera is caused by bacteria. This bacteria is scientifically called Vibrio cholerae.
13. Like synthetic fibre, plastic is also a polymer.
14. Metals react wih acids to produce hydrogen gas.
15. The Fire produced by oil cannot be controlled by water.
16. Migratory birds fly to far away places because of climatic changes.
17. Cell without well organised nucleus are called prokaryotic cells.
18. Time period of a pendulum depends on its length. Thus, the time period of a pendulum is directly proportional to its length i.e as its length increases, the time period also increase.
19. The size of pupil becomes larger when you see in dim light.
20. Shrillness of a sound is determined by the frequency of vibration. A shrill sound refers to a type of sound that is typically sharp, high pitched and as such has higher frequency.
Explanation:
The organ can become more and more weak, until it is unable to effectively send blood around the body. The blood tends to back-up in the body and fluid passes into the tissues, this leads to swelling. This congestion is the reason heart failure is often called congestive cardiac failure
Answer:
Option b
Explanation:
As per the classical conditioning, the adapted improvement is a formerly nonpartisan upgrade that, subsequent to getting to be related with the unconditioned boost, in the long run comes to trigger an adapted reaction
Stimulus Discrimination is the point at which we figure out how to react just to the first upgrade, and not to other comparative boosts.
The idea of Stimulus Discrimination pursues from the possibility of Stimulus Generalization, which is the point at which we react not exclusively to the first upgrade, yet additionally to other comparative boosts.