Answer:
A
Explanation:
the process by which green plants and some other organisms use sunlight to synthesize nutrients from carbon dioxide and water. Photosynthesis in plants generally involves the green pigment chlorophyll and generates oxygen as a by-product.
<u>Answer:</u>
<em>The correct option is Option B i.e. a mutation that leads to individuals with genetic differences.
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<u>Explanation:</u>
The phenotype is the morphological character of an organism. Phenotype of a species depend on the genetic characteristics of the species itself, because all the characteristics are actually results of the genetic setup of the species.
So, a change in the genotype of the organism can bring massive changes in its phenotype. These genetic modifications are made up by the mutations.
Answer:
Unsupported claims
Explanation:
Pseudoscience is kind of a <em>fake </em>science. it uses scientifical terms to trick people into thinking it actually <em>is </em>science. It uses words like "quantum" in a sentence such as "Buy this quantum phone charger for your phone to charge 2x the normal speed!" Since it has the "quantum" in it, some people do actually think it's scientific, and fall for that ad.
So, the answer is unsupported claims because those claims such as "Drinking milk and eating mango at the same time lead you to death" are fake beliefs that don't have any scientifical evidence.
Answer:
The atomic number = number of protons = number of electrons.
The atomic mass - the atomic number = number of neutrons.
Protons - 7
Electrons - 7
Neutrons - 9
Element - Nitrogen
Explanation:
The appearance of eukaryotic cells made it possible <span>for more complex, multicellular organisms to exist.
The difference between the eukaryotic cells and the </span> prokaryotic<span> cells (bacteria and archaea) is the </span>membrane-bound organelles, the nucleus, which contains the genetic material. The <span>eukaryotes cells are responsible for forming multi-cellular organisms, which consist of many kinds of </span>tissue<span> made up of different </span>cell types<span>.</span>
