<span>"Crista galli, </span>a superior projection on the ethmoid bone, attaches to the dura mater and secures the brain within the skull."
Crista galli is a vertical projection of the ethmoid bond where the falx cerebri attaches. The falx cerebri is a part of the dura mater that makes the division between the right and left hemispheres holding it into place.
Answer:
One time I was feeling really scared in my room, but I played a calming song called "Soak up the Sun".
Explanation:
It was played on my Echo dot. I felt better and happier from it.
The statement is - False.
The vinegaroon has became very similar in appearance to the scorpions, by having similar body, similar proportions to certain species, having a whip tail. The whip tail though is not a mimic for the scorpion's pincher claws, but instead, it is a mimic of the scorpion's stinger. This adaptation of the vinegaroon has the purpose to fend of the predators by making them think that it is actually a scorpion and that they will get a nasty poisonous sting. This type of adaptations by mimicking certain traits of more dangerous species can be found in lot of animals from all shapes and sizes.
Answer:
b. The beetle population has few predators in the new habitat.
Explanation:
Based on the scenario being described within the question it can be said that the best explanation for this is that there are few or no predators to kill them off. This is due to the fact that a predator to a certain species kills off a certain portion of the population for food which in term maintains the population of the preyed upon species at an average level, and thus prevents them from exponentially growing out of control like what is happening with the beetles.
Skipping a meal puts one in the "fasting or post-absorbtive state," in which blood glucose levels decrease, leading to a decrease in insulin release, but an increase in glucagon release.
drop in glucose --> decreased insulin, increased glucagon --> glycogenolysis in liver --> glucose release from liver into bloodstream --> ^ blood glucose
