Answer:
I think its A. Central. Sorry if im incorrect
You heart is a specialised muscle the pumps you blood around you body and your blood carries oxygen and nonrishment to all parts of your body and carries waste products to serevrial organs, notably your lungs and kidneys to eliminate. your heart is divded into two pumps witch works together
Answer:
A. Obligate
Explanation:
An obligate relationship is one where both organisms are interdependent with one another in a way that one cannot survive without the other.
A parasitic relationship is where one organism benefits, and the other is harmed.
A mutualistic relationship is one where both organisms "work together," therefore benefiting one another.
A facultative relationship is where both species benefit off of one another, but are not fully dependent on one another to the point they cannot survive without their symbotic partner.
Answer:
C. Critical period.
Explanation:
Critical period:
In developmental biology, ciritical period is also known as sensitive period which is defined as a period or stage of maturation in the organism's lifespan in which nervous system is more sensitive to various environmental stimulus. Means, brain cell connections are more receptive to influence from surrounding environmental factors. Our body's many cruical functions including behavior are established during critical period with irreversible impact.
<h2>Answer:</h2>
The mRNA is important for carrying the sequence information of amino acid in poly peptide chain. While tRNA carry the specific amino acids from cytoplasm to the poly peptide chain according to the message in mRNA.
<h3>Explanation:</h3>
- mRNA is the message from the DNA in the form of specific nucleotide sequence.
- mRNA is complementary sequence of nucleotide formed in the process of transcription in nucleus.
- While tRNA are also produced in the nucleus from the DNA but they do not contain any message for the poly peptide production. While they are transported to cytoplasm and their function is the transport of amino acid from cytoplasm to growing poly peptide chain.
