How are energy in information used to
keep an organisms body organized
Energy is required for the cells to carry
out their metabolic functions. Moreover,
information (genetic information) is also
fundamental to synthesize and regulate
biomolecules required for the cells to
carry out their functions.
All cells need energy to carry out
their metabolic functions. i.e., to
live, grow, and reproduce.
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I do not know what the statements are but i will explain some characteristics of the beach to you!
Beaches are made of sand, they are along the coast, the coast is when a state (such as California) is along the beach, or the ocean, beaches also sometimes have trees, but usually when the ocean rises the ocean takes the tree into its depths. That's why sometimes you see tree trunks on the beach, but be careful sometimes if you sit on them they will cave in because of all the salt it absorved from the oceans water, sometimes you will see seagulls, seagulls like to eat the fish from the ocean, and/or the crabs that wash up on shore.
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Answer:
there are two ATP molecules
The type of relationship that occurs between the clover plants and the bacterias is called mutualism.
<h3>What is Mutualism?</h3>
Mutualism is an ecological relationship between individuals of different species, in which both are benefited by the interaction. As it occurs between individuals of different species, it is a so-called interspecific relationship, and, as it benefits all those involved, it is called a harmonic relationship.
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Some of the factors are:
<span>-Moderate climate.
-central geography,
-ease of transportation,
-highways,
-railroads,
-location near a large body of water
</span>Large cities tend to develop far from cities that had either too hot or too cold temperature. It also must be easily accessible by other regions and provide the people with necessary resources that help them sustain their living (such as water, food crops, woods, etc)
