The actual separation of the cell at the end of mitosis is called cytokinesis. The order of the cycle is interphase, prophase, metaphase, anapase, telophase, then cytokinesis.
It is a prehistoric bug that is mostly closely related to the arachnids of today. I lacks a spinneret though. It is one of the first trigonotarbids to ever be described. (It looks like a spiky tick. Seriously)
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100 watt
Explanation:
In parallel the 100w bulb will glow brighter.
The 100w bulb has a lower resistance of the two. That’s why it uses more power normally.
In series, the same current must flow through the two bulbs. And beacuse the power in each bulb is proportional to the resistance, keeping the current constant, the bulb with the highest resistance will glow brightest.
Ignoring the effect of the heat if the filaments. As the resistance in the glowing wire increases with temperature, the bulb with the highest resistance will glow proporitionally more than the power difference suggests. Likely the 100w bulb will not glow at all.
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Explanation:
A. Brain - Organ level
B. Neurons - Cellular level
C. Neurotransmitters - Chemical level
D. Neurons and neuroglial cells - Tissue level
E . Brain combined with the spinal cord and spinal nerves - Organ System level
There are five levels of organisation of life; cell, tissue, organ, system and organism.
The smallest unit is cell. Neurons are nerve cells.
Aggregation of cells forms a tissue. Neurons and neuroglial cells aggregate to form nervous tissues and are hence at tissue level.
Aggregation of tissues forms an organ. Brain is an example of organ. It is formed from aggregation of nervous tissues.
Tissues aggregate to form organs while aggregation of organs constitute a system. The nervous system consist of brain combined with spinal cord and spinal nerves.
The nervous system release chemicals called neurotransmitters.