The example that shows an organism maintaining homeostasis is b. a person sweating on a hot day. Homeostasis is an organism's ability to maintain a stable internal environment irrespective of the external environment. When a person's body overheats, the body releases water as perspiration or sweat to cool itself down. Another example is when a person gets cold, the hair on his arms and legs, stand up straight - to trap air circulating round his body, and heat it up.
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It also provides an extremely stable backbone with the negatively charged phosphates pointing to the outside of the molecule. This charge aids in the attachment of other molecules to the strand of DNA. DNA double helix allows it to be stable and it won't easily destroyed.
MEIOSIS:
Interphase*,Prophase*, Metaphase* , Anaphase*, and Telophase*. *(I and II)
→First Blank: 3 (Metaphase)
→Second Blank: 4 (Anaphase I)
→Third Blank: 9 (Telophase II)
→Fourth Blank: 1 (Interphase)
→Fifth Blank: 7 (Anaphase II)
→Sixth Blank: 5 (Telophase I)
→Seventh Blank: 6 (Anaphase I)
→Eighth Blank: 8 (Anaphase II)
→Ninth Blank: 2 (Prophase I)
