ummm there already answered on the paper
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D)Acorns
It's acorns because, there the smallest object.There orginated from a tree so they store energy but most of they energy given to the tree, and less was given to the acorn.
I think it’s B I’m not sure
The options for this question are:
A. Sensory cells and sensory neurons have electrically excitable membranes that change in charge potential in response to binding an environmental signaling molecule.
B. All sensory cells and sensory neurons fire action potentials when they bind a signaling molecule.
C. Sensory cells and sensory neurons have protein receptors linked to intracellular or membrane-based signaling pathways that alter ion channel permeability.
The best answer choices are:
A & C
Sensory cells and sensory neurons have electrically excitable membranes that change in charge potential in response to binding an environmental signaling molecule.
Sensory cells and sensory neurons have protein receptors linked to intracellular or membrane-based signaling pathways that alter ion channel permeability.
Explanation:
Sensory neurons are nerve cells within the nervous system responsible for converting external stimuli from the organism's environment into internal electrical impulses.
For example, some sensory neurons respond to tactile stimuli and can activate motor neurons in order to achieve muscle contraction. Sensory receptors located in the dermis or epidermises of the skin are called cutaneous receptors. These include nociceptors and thermoreceptors.
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C. The uneven heated of Earth's different surfaces. For e.g., land changes temperatures quicker as compared to the sea.
When the sun comes up, the land heats up quicker than the sea. As a result, air above the land will also heat up more than air above the sea. As hotter air rises from the land, the cooler air travels to the space which the hotter air rose from. This creates wind, or a cycle of air currents.
Hope this helps! :)
P.S. By the way, this seems to be more so of Geography as compared to Biology. :) No worries though!
