Hurricane ? or just a cyclone ? i believe it is hurricane thought bc of the pacific ocean
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Iodine, or more accurately iodide (I-), is avidly taken up from blood by thyroid epithelial cells, which have on their outer plasma membrane a sodium-iodide symporter or "iodine trap". Once inside the cell, iodide is transported into the lumen of the follicle along with thyroglobulin.
Explanation:
In criminal investigation, evidence is gathered in attempt to determine who is responsible for the criminal act rather than prove an abstract or hypothesis. The focus of criminal evidence is to connect physical evidence and reports of witnesses to a specific person. Criminal evidence is any physical or verbal evidence presented to prove a crime and can take different forms. Admissible evidence, moreover, is any document, testimony, or tangible evidence presented to a judge or jury to prove a point or element of a case. In the above choices, number 1 is not qualified to be an admissible evidence while number 4 has an incomplete description.
Answer: b. littoral
Insects are most likely found in the littoral aquatic zone. Littoral zone are rich in oxygen and has abundant and diverse food resources. Therefore, this zone supports high diversity of insects. Large taxa of insects like aquatic beetles and bugs, caddisflies, dragonflies and damsflies are important littoral zone communities.
Answer:
1. lactic acid, 2. varicose veins or spider veins, 3. posture, 4. muscle fibers, 5. range of motion, 6. muscle myofibrils
Explanation:
1. usually happens during anaerobic metabolism reactions, there is sufficient O₂ to decompose the glucose and glycogen formed during exercise.
2. these veins are common in older women and usually are formed as a result of standing for too long. The semi-lunar valves weaken in the leg, and therefore blood does not get caught in those valves but escapes downwards and then collects resulting in those thick or swollen looking veins, or it is hereditary.
3. this is the manner in which you keep your body and its muscles in place or basically how one 'carries their body.'
4. the human skeletal muscle is made of these muscle fibres which add density and support to the bones along with the veins and nerves
5. this is the specified amount of movement a body is able to do, each individual has a different range of motion, the older one gets, the less of a range there is present.
6. is kind of a 'monomer' for muscles, it is the 'basic unit' and is rod shaped. Each rod has thick and thin filaments within them.