Answer:
Fungi
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Answer:
C. Acquired herniations of the muscular colon wall mucosa and submucosa
Explanation:
Hernia refers to the development of outgrowth or protrusion of all or part of the organs through their cavity walls or membrane. Diverticulosis is herniation of mucosa and submucosa of the wall of the colon. Diverticulosis is one of the conditions caused by the imbalance of homeostasis. Many sac-like outgrowths develop in the wall of the colon. The outgrowths are in the form of pouches and are called diverticula.
The out-pouching occurs where the muscularis layer of the wall of the colon has weakened. The people with diverticulosis may have no symptoms and no complications. However, when diverticulosis causes inflammation, the person experiences several complications such as pain, vomiting, nausea, etc.
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The major factor that determines the stage that a star completes in its cycle is done by its mass.
Explanation:
The life cycle of star is determined by its mass. The mass of the star is calculated by the amount of matter that is present in the nebula.
At first star begins is life as a cloud of dust and gas known as nebula. A protostar is formed while the gravity caused the dust and gas of a nebula to combine together in a process called accretion. If the protostar reaches the critical temperature then nuclear fusion begins and star is born.
The stars die because they exhaust their nuclear fuel. If there is no fuel left, the star collapses and the outer layer explode as a 'supernova'.
There are seven stages of a star they are A giant gas cloud, A protostar is a baby star, T-Tauri phase, main sequence stars, Expansion into red giant , Fusion of heavier elements and supernovae and planetary nebulae.
Answer:
Match the term to its example or description.
1 .
Beowulf
ship-burial
2 .
Sutton Hoo
Canterbury Tales
3 .
French
an Anglo-Saxon king
4 .
Norman Conquest
influenced Middle English vocabulary
5 .
Chaucer
an elegy
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