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Answer: The Greek astronomers thought they were looking at two different planets. Phosphorus was the"bringer of light" when it appeared as the morning star. Hesperus brought good things home as darkness arrived when it appeared as the evening star. The astronomers were influenced by their beliefs in the gods and goddesses and associated the celestial bodies with the various deities.

Explanation: Actually Phosphorus is the planet Venus when it appears as the morning star. Hesperus is the planet Venus when it appears as the evening star. Babylonian astronomers had recognized the single planet; Greek astronomers later adopted this concept. Aphrodite was the Greek goddess associated with the planet later named for her Roman counterpart, Venus.

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Slav-nsk [51]

The answer is 3%.

There's 100 J for growth from a total of 3000J ingested. To find out what percentage of J are used for growth, you need to figure out how much 100 of 3000 is. To do this, you divide 100/3000=0.0333. To turn it into a percent, you have to times it by 100 again, so 0.0333 x 100 = 3.33.

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Consider the cladogram. Which is the best description of the two organisms highlighted in pink? They are separated by two nodes.

AveGali [126]

Hello. You forgot to attach the cladogram. The cladogram is attached below.

Answer:

They share a recent common ancestor.

Explanation:

The cladogram is a diagram widely used to show the relationship between the different taxes that make up the species. Using this diagram it is possible to observe the ancestry and biological evolution of living beings over the years.

Each line in the cadogram represents a living being, or a taxon that gave rise to other lines, that is, it gave rise to other living beings. In this case, in the cladogram below we can see that the two organisms highlighted in pink, have lines that originate from the same line, which shows that these organisms share the same ancestor.