#1. Which of the following structures would you expect to find in a single-celled organism? A. internal organs B. legs and feet
C. outer covering D. large brain. #2.Identify one way in which bacteria differ from humans. A. Bacteria are single-celled. B. Bacteria do not reproduce. C. Only humans take in energy. D. Humans have the ability to move around.
1. outer covering - none of the other answers can occur due to the absorbed solutions inability to reach the centre of the organism, smaller cells in greater numbers are more efficient as they can group together yet all absorb the right amounts of nutrients for its need. multi cellular organisms, such as humans can have the other answers in them as cells group together to make skin, muscles and organs. it also gives the organism to grow larger.
2. bacteria are single celled. bacteria reproduce through mitosis (cell division). bacteria break down decaying matter to obtain energy. every organism requires energy to live. Bacteria can move in order to reach their nutrient source.
The fossil record essentially keeps track of the abundance and appearance of various fossils during different time periods. As time goes on, the fossils change. Using the fossil record, we can compare and contrast the fossils to develop theories about changing life forms and their connection to time.
Having on valence electron indicates that these elements are on the same column/group of the periodic table. Both these elements will bond with a -1 charge.
