The three types of information that the laboratory analyses
of blood, urine, and other body fluid or substance that they provide about the
patient are the following;
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Confirmatory of initial diagnosis
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The dosage of medication
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Monitoring in identification of illness or
disease present
Answer:
One distinguishing characteristicof all three clades i.e Deuterostomia, Lophototrochozoa, or Ecydysozoa are balstopore development, internal body cavity and exoskeleton respectively
Explanation:
Apart from molecular difference, there exist structural differences between the three clades, which are as follows –
Deuterostomia – The development of embryo is different from the protostomes as the first opening in this clade is anus and the blastopores develops into the anus.
Lophototrochozoa – They do not have ant distinguished internal body cavity. Organs with in coelom can move freely. For example - flatworm
Ecydysozoa – have the ability to shed their tough and flexible exoskeleton i.e cuticle , several times throughout their life span
Some of the conditions that must be met for a population or an allele to be in Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium are:
1. The population must be very large.
2. There must be no migration and population must be isolated.
3. There must be no mutations.
4. There must be random mating, which means there are no mating preferences.
So, a population will not be at Hardy-Weinberg Equilibrium if it is small, or there are mutations, which is not mentioned, but mutations are expected to occur. Also, although there is a large mountain, skunks can migrate to some other area of a woodland. So, probable mutations and migrations suggest that the population is not at <span>Hardy-Weinberg Equilibrium.</span>
Answer:
Explanation:
Carbon can be continuously cycled, but energy cannot
Carbon in the feces of a top predator can be decomposed and used by primary producers in the form of CO2; the energy in the feces is used by the decomposers and is released as heat.
Yes
It does
Or so that is what we are taught
