<u><em>-What are the differences between the plant and animal cells?
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Plant cells:
- Cell wall present
-Nucleus usually lies near periphery due to vacuole.
- Centrosome is usually absent from higher plant cells, except lower motile cells.
- Plastids are present, except fungi.
Animal cell:
- Cell wall absent.
- Nucleus present near centre.
- Usually centrosome is present that helps in formation of spindle fibres.
- Plastids are absent.
<u><em>-Describe the structure of an ATP module.
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ATP plays an important role in releasing and storing energy in cells. It is an ideal source of energy because ATP easily releases and stores energy by breaking and re-forming the bonds between its phosphate groups. The ATP module is composed of three components. These phosphates are the key to the activity of ATP.
<span> limiting factor </span>
<span>A limiting factor is anything that is in short supply in the environment and therefore limits life processes</span>
Answer:Thick fur to insulate the bison from the cold weather.
Explanation:
OPTIONS:
a. The organisms vary in trait
b. The variation is inherited
c. More young are born than can survive
d. Some individuals are better adapted to the environment
Answer:
d. Some individuals are better adapted to the environment
Explanation:
Kettlewell’s biological experiment, which was conducted in England, was to study the evolutionary changes taking place in trees in relation to the appearance of dark-colored moth.
It was observed that white moths were more common before the industrial revolution. After the industrial revolution, which changed the background of the environment of the moths due to pollution, the moths became easily seen and obvious to predatory birds.
It was discovered that peppered moths were selectively preyed on by birds depending on their body color, which serves as the most important factor that determines if moths can survive predation by blending with the background of their environment. This led to the evolving of moths of their color to blend with the background of their environment, which makes them hide from the birds that prey on them.
Kettlewell was trying to verify the factor in evolution by natural selection, which says, “some individuals are better adapted to the environment”.
Answer: Unlike humans, which only go through two sets of teeth in a lifetime, sharks have no such limits and are continuously replacing their teeth. ... Depending on the species, a shark can have 5 to 15 to even 50 rows of teeth in each jaw. That's quite the mouthful!
Explanation:I looked it up to gave u a clue !!
