Explain the process of obtaining wool fromsheep.
2 answers:
The hair of the body of wool yielding animals traps a lot of air spaces between the fibres. Since air is a poor conductor of heat this helps to keep us warm in winter season that's why woollen clothes are worn in winter.
- Mainly the wool yielding animals are properly treated and taken care of and this pocess is known as rearing.
- The wool yielding animals are reared in areas with low rainfall
- Sheep is one of the most popular wool yielding animals and it has a lifespan of about 10 to 12 years.
- They eat grass and leaves. Reared shepp are also fed with a mixture of pulses, corn, jowar, Oil cakes and Minerals.
- In winter they are kept indoors and fed on dry fodder, leaves and grains.
- Once the sheep develops a thick coat of hair it is shaved off for getting wool.
- The removal of wool from sheep is known as shearing.
- It is done manually with the large razor or with shearing machine. Shearing is usually done during the hot season.
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Answer:
The correct hypothesis would be - the food (proteins) are not completely broken down in the intestine due to intestinal Protease production is lower than normal in Claire.
Explanation:
According to the image, we can find that the normal intestine fluid has the same pH as the pH of claire's Intestine fluid which is suitable for the breaking down of the food or protein in particular. It is also found that there is some amount of protein digested which suggests that there is no mutation in the active site.
According to the graph, claire is able to break down or digest the food completely if 1mg proteases enzyme is used so it proves the enzyme is produced less than normal. On the basis of this information, the correct hypothesis would be -
"The food (proteins) are not completely broken down in the intestine due to intestinal Protease production is lower than normal in Claire."
