The large Intestine is the organ that absorbs excess water from undigested food prior to its release from the body as a solid food.
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<span>Answer B, skin, is an example of epithelial tissue. All other answer are examples of different types of tissue; Bone being osseous tissue, fat being connective tissue and muscle being muscle tissue. Nervous tissue is one of the types that has cells that expand across the entire human body. Nerves can be both long and reach every corner of the body. The other type of tissue that can cross the entire body is epithelial. This type of tissue does not produce large cells that span great distances on/in the body. But, these cells do provide the lining throughout the body and are the tissue that makes up the protective layer called skin. Both connective tissue and muscle tissue form large amounts of tissue in the body but they do not expand to all reaches of it.</span>
The right answer is mitosis.
Mitosis refers to the chromosomal events of eukaryotic cell division. This is a nonsexual / asexual duplication (unlike meiosis).
It also refers to a very particular stage of the eukaryotic cell cycle, called the "cell cycle", which is the stage of duplication of each chromosome of the mother cell and of their equal distribution in each of the two daughter cells.
Mitosis allows the formation of two daughter cells strictly identical genetically to the mother cell.
Based on the details provided in Act 1, Scene 2, the best describes Romeo’s personality, He is more concerned with what Benvolio thinks than with his own emotions.
<h3>How does Act 1 describe Romeo?</h3>
A young man of nearly sixteen, Romeo is handsome, intelligent, and sensitive.
Though hasty and immature, his idealism and passion make him an extremely likable character.
He lives in the centre of a violent feud between his family and the Capulets, but he is not at all interested in violence.
Thus, option "3" is correct.
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