Answer:
I would write "terrestrial/lives on land during all life stages" between the frog and pigeon branches.
Explanation:
Jaw evolution has started with fish, so i'd place that before the perch, evolution of four limbs is next and I would plate it between the perch and the frog. Evolution of an egg has ensured that organisms remain terrestrial during all stages of life and don't need to rely on water to lay their eggs. So I would place that between the frog and the pigeon. True mammary glands and true hair, as we know it formed on mammals so i'd place that between the pigeon and the rats (although synapsids evolved similar structures long before birds even existed). And lastly, I would place "walking on two legs" between rats and human branches. Because our ancestors evolved bipedalism relatively late.
The sensory input initiated from the spinal cord before reaching to the brain . The information firstly goes to first order neuron where it receives impulses from skin and then transferred to the spinal cord.
Some sensory pathways consists of chain of neuron that transfer from receptor organ then to cerebral cortex that is responsible the perception of sensations. Sensory input is converted into electrical signals are known as nerve impulse.
This nerve impulse are transmitted into into brain. The correct order is Receptors - Sensory neuron- Spinal cord - Motor neuron- Muscle.
Impulse are the strong desire to act or that causes something to happen or happen more quickly.
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Frameshift mutation affects codons downstream the point of mutation. The previous order of 3 nucleotide- sequences (codons) is consequently changed. This, therefore, changes the protein coded by the mRNA transcribed by the mutated DNA region. Frameshifts are mostly due to insertion or deletion mutations.
Exocytosis occurred, where a vesicle or liposome is transported through the cell's cytoskeleton to the cell surface membrane to fuse with it, releasing the contents from within the vesicle and into the extracellular environment.
It does not matter if the vesicle or liposome had previously fused with a lysosome previously.
So long as it is a vesicle/liposome, which has a phospholipid bilayer membrane (I.e. the same as the cell surface membrane), and fusion occurs, it is exocytosis.
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