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A. Conduct impulses faster.
Explanation:
Myelinated axons are called that way due to the myelin sheath that surrounds them. Myelin has an insulation property so electrical impulses cannot travel through it, except on certain sites called Nodes of Ranvier. In order for electrical impulses to be conducted on myelinated axons they must "jump" from one Node of Ranvier to the next, and thus conduction is faster. This is called saltatory conduction.
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Answer:
I will give a hypothesis. Just like a tree, when you cut a tree by its trunk, you will the rings. The rings around it represents the tree's age. So when you cut rock, the pores in the rock determine whether it is an old rock or a fossil rock.
Explanation:
The reason is, if it is limestone and it is an old rock, the pores will be slightly big and if the limestone is a fossil rock, then the pores will be bigger due to leaching or denaturing of the minerals in the rock through the ages.
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tour answer to this is : Adenosine Triphosphate)
A high-energy molecule that cells use for processes such as growth and movement.releases energy from glucose
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increasing production of cheap calories of Sugar and Triglycerides for use in food products
The attempt by farmers to maximize profit prompted them to give hormones e.g streroids to animals to increase their biochemical reactions therefore the the products yields e.g they are giving steroids to poultry to improve chicken, eggs production;and to cattle for improved beef and milk production.
In order to obtain maximum sugar and fats productions, cheap calories forms of there are being produced. e,g fructose, maltose. if maltose is consumed in excess it leads to obesity, while fructose increases the level of cholesterol.These products requires a lot of processing with different chemical products which leads to health problems after consumption
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