Your answer would be growing rapidly. ( An age structure pyramid with a broad based means that many young individuals are productive. Once they become reproductive, many individuals will result in the production of many offspring and an increase in the size of the population.)
The structure shown by the red arrow is cell membrane.
In biology, cell membrane refers to the thin layer, which develops the external boundary of a living cell. It has three primary functions, which are as follows:
1. It comprises channels and receptors, which permits particular molecules like nutrients, ions, metabolic components, and wastes to pass between the cell and the outside environment.
2. It prevents toxic components from entering the cell.
3. They distinguish essential but incompatible metabolic procedures conducted within the cell.
Answer:
Ask question,research,hypothesis,Experiment,data analysis,acceptance and rejections.
Explanation:
1. Purpose of research/Ask a question: Before proceeding to any research first collect the literature materials.View their method of experiment and read their abstracts carefully
2.Research: Design a research protocol so that one can lead their research according to the protocol.
3.Hypothesis:Propose a hypothesis a kind of guesses and effects.Its a essay type of hypothesis changes make possible while going through the written work.
4.Experiment: Design and carry out the experiment to test the hypothesis
5.Data analysis: Analysed the data which is obtained by doing the experiments
6.Acceptance: Disclose your research in front of the resource person to get his comments whether the society accept the findings or reject.
The correct answer would be DIFFUSION. The mechanism that controls water changes in the cells by the movement of water from an area of high water concentration to an area of low water concentration is called Diffusion. This mechanism continues until there is balance in the water concentration. On the other hand, Osmosis is the movement of water from an area of low water concentration to an area with high water concentration.