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A consumer may also eat other consumers as food. When producers and consumers die, the Decomposer will come along to decompose (break down) the bodies of the dead producers and consumers into smaller chemicals - in short treating them as a food source
Explanation:
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Answer: silence point
A silent point mutation may be an effect of a base-pair substitution (substitution of one base pair with another in DNA). However, silent point mutations are a special case where no amino acids are affected. As a result, since the monomers of proteins are amino acids, there is no change to the sequence of a protein.
The central nervous system has two functions. One, where the brain is, is to be the center of thoughts and the interpreter of outside influences, while the spinal cord connects all parts of the body with the brain.
Answer:
Animal behaviour is controlled by the physiological mechanism
Explanation:
There are the known species of fish which communicate with each other through electrical signals or in the form of the electric field. This is known as the electrocommunication and the electroreception.
The communication between two fishes through the electric field is controlled by the physiological mechanism present in the fish and shows that the fish behaviour is controlled by the physiological mechanisms of the fish.
Thus, Animal behaviour is controlled by the physiological mechanism is correct.
Answer: a. oxygen
Basically what (/the) ETC and oxidative phosphorylation is, is the products of the Krebs cycle being oxidized and oxygen receiving electrons. And when the phosphorylation part of oxidative phosphorylation occurs is when ADP gains its third phosphate group becoming ATP.
Forgive me for this poor response I was trying to be quick and it resulted in this vague and disorganized mess. To properly explain the ETC and oxidative phosphorylation it would be best to start from the beginning and explain all the stages of Aerobic respiration. Then it would be easier to Segway in to this final stage which would definitely take 2-3 descriptive paragraphs to cover.
