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Primary metabolites are not species-specific and thus might be identical in some organisms. Secondary metabolites are species-specific and thus are different in different organisms. Primary metabolites are involved in the growth, development, and reproduction of organisms.Aug 18, 2020
From top to bottom of the list:
1) Mouth 2) Liver (produces bile, which helps in chemical breakdown of fat) 3) Small Intenstine 4) Stomach 5) Large Intestine 6) Pancreas
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Carbon
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Carbon is essential part of living organisms. Scientist use carbon isotopes for dating purposes but the problem with carbon isotopes is also limited as Carbon dating only works for objects that are younger than about 50,000 years, and most rocks of interest are older than that
Im not sure how to answer this since there were no choices given but I will answer by telling you what nuclear fusion is...
so basically nuclear fusion is the merging or combining of 2 isotopes, typically isotopes of hydrogen, under conditions of extreme temperature and pressure thus resulting in the release of massive amounts of energy. I think the answer to your question would be new types of electricity because the heat emitted from the reaction could be turned into electricity by using its steam. This is what happens in nuclear reactors
i hop this answers your question
Dwarfism is usually is passed down from parents
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