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The organism would not grow.
If an organism were cut or burned, the damaged area would not heal.
The organism would not produce new cells.
The mitosis is essential for the division of the cells. The division of the cells allow the organism to grow and heal the damaged cells. The division of the cells replace the old cells and multiply the number of the cells in an organism. hence, in any condition, the organism would be affected and in the absence of the mitosis, the organism cannot heal and cannot grow, due to non-production of new cells.
Answer:b; exocytosis
Explanation: leukocytes are amoeboid white blood cells, which are involved in immune response .such response included combating foreign bodies like micro organisms which invade the body.they do this by engulfing the micro organisms and digesting them.
Phagocytosis, pinocytosis, receptor mediated endocytosis are the ways in which the cells engulfs the Invaders.
In endocytosis,the membrane of the cell traps the organism by forming an invagination.it then encloses the micro organism and digests it.
When charged particles from the sun strike atoms in earth's atmosphere, it causes electrons to move to a higher energy state. When the electrons drop back to a low energy state they release light photons. This is what causes the Aurora lights
one species using another as a food source, typically killing it
Answer:
You need to use the scientific method and <u><em>knowledge of the environment </em></u>in order to work as an environmental scientist.
Explanation:
An environmental scientist should have an excellent knowledge about the systems of the environments and scientific methods. If a scientist is thorough about his understandings of the environment, he will be able to recognize any changes in the environment immediately and formulate the necessary reasons for the changes by using the scientific method of research. By using the scientific method of research, a scientist is able to learn about the various phenomenon occurring in the environment.
