Answer:
Symbiosis and metabolic cooperation.
Explanation:
Symbiosis is a term called for bacteria that live in symbiosis with another organism or with each other, as we can see here there is a tow bacteria living in the same place (gut), one attached to the surface of the gut and another one synthesize ATP which can be used by other bacteria which made both of them benefits from a metabolic reaction that made by one bacteria.
Answer:
See the answer below
Explanation:
From the illustration, the yellow color trait is dominant over the green trait.
<em>Assuming that yellow seededness is represented by the allele Y and green seededness by the alleles y. Y is dominant over y, hence a yellow seeded plant would be either YY or Yy while a green seeded plant would be yy.</em>
For a cross between a yellow seeded plant and a green seeded plant to yield all yellow seeded offspring, it means that the parents are YY and yy.
(yellow)YY x (green) yy
F1 progeny: All Yy (yellow)
Now, Yy is crossed with green-seeded plant, yy.
Yy x yy
Yy Yy yy yy
Hypothesized Genotypic ratio
Yy = 1/2
yy = 1/2
Hypothesized Phenotypic ratio
Yellow seeded = 1/2
green seeded = 1/2
Answer:
Genetic commonalities show that two organisms probably came from a single common relative, meaning they are related.
Explanation:
If my cousin and I both have blue eyes, it is probably because someone in our shared genetic heritage also had blue eyes and that gene was passed down.
Answer: body systems that can directly impact fluid balance includes:
b)urinary system
c)respiratory system
f)sweat glands.
The correct option is B, C and F.
Explanation:
Homeostasis is the mechanism by which the body maintains a steady ( constant) internal physical and chemical conditions. The following variables needs to be kept in equilibrium for optimal functioning of the body system. They includes: the body temperature, fluid balance, blood sugar levels. These variables are in turn controlled by one or more regulatory systems which includes;
- urinary system:when blood volume gets too low or blood electrolytes get too concentrated, the kidneys can retain water thereby decreasing urine output. When blood volume or pressure is too high, the kidneys can excrete more water thereby increasing urine output.
- sweat glands: this regulates both fluid and temperature.
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