Answer:
Low-pressure areas are places where the atmosphere is relatively thin. Winds blow inward toward these areas. This causes air to rise, producing clouds and condensation. Low-pressure areas tend to be well-organized storms.
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Question: The thoracic cavity contains the ________. it is found ________ to the vertebral cavity.
a) digestive viscera: inferior
b) kidneys and spleen: deep
c) stomach and liver: superficial
d) heart and lungs: anterior
Answer:
d) heart and lungs: anterior
Explanation:
The thoracic cavity is one of the major body cavities. The thoracic cavity is also called the chest cavity. It is formed by the ribs, the chest muscles, the sternum (breastbone), and the thoracic portion of the vertebral column. It is present in the anterior to the cavity formed by the spine to house the spinal cord. The pericardial cavity is the fluid-filled space of the thoracic cavity present around the heart. The thoracic cavity also has two pleural cavities to house the lungs.
An organelle is like a tiny organ because, like an organ works for the body, the organelle works for the cell.
Ventilation maintains a steep concentration gradient, blood at the exchange surface usually has lower O2 and higher CO2 content than the air (of for fish, the water) at the exchange surface. This is what allows for diffusion of O2 into the blood and CO2 out of the blood. Multicellular organisms have a greater number of cells so will have a higher energy demand than single cellular organisms, this demand can only be met by allowing the cells to respire, a ventilation system brings oxygen molecules which are a raw product of respiration into the hemoglobin of the blood to be transported to tissues. As surface area : volume ratio is very low so if there was no ventilation system and the organism instead relied on exchange of materials through the exposed skin it would be very difficult to met the high energy demand as less O2 and CO2 would be able to be exchanged.
Answer:
1. Water vapor condenses to form clouds.
2. Water falls as rain, snow, and sleet.
3. Water flows down mountains and hills.
4. Water joins streams or forms groundwater.