<em><u>Andesite:</u></em>
<em>Is an extrusive igneous, volcanic rock, of intermediate composition, with anphanitic to porphyritic texture. In a general sence, it is the intermediate type between basalt and decite and ranges from 57 to 63% silicon dioxide as illustrated inTAS diagrams.</em>
The answer is D- it allows the phage DNA to be replicated during bacterial replication
Bacteriophage can use two different cycles: the lysogenic cycle or lytic cycle.
the lysogenic cycle is a method by which a bacteriophage can replicate its DNA using a bacteria cell. In this cycle the DNA is only replicated, not translated into proteins so the bacteria won't be killed.
Answer:
Asexual reproduction
Explanation:
It is Asexual reproduction. Because of miosis and mitosis, the bone can heal by itself after a few weeks.
Answer: Malignant tumor-
cancer cells are contained within their tissue.
Maglinant tumor-- Cells of this type of tumors have the potential to , escaping their tissue and spreading to other locations within the body.
Benign tumour-pre-cancerous cells highly disorganized metastasize.
Explanation: Tumor is an abnormal growth in the cell.
Benign tumor is a tumor that do not spread within the cell and are not cancerous. The can grow to very large and are removed by operation. It can be very dangerous when its big and press other tissues especially when located in the brain. It may not require any treatment when it is not threatening. Example of benign is fibroid
Malignant tumour are tumour that are cancerous and can spread to other tissues. They can be transported via the blood stream to other tissues. Malignant tumour grows fast and can spread to nearby tissues example is breast cancer when not diagonize earlier can spread to other tissues. They required medical attention and can be removed through operation, some require chemotheraphy. Some malignant tumour grows back even after removal.
Answer:
Camouflage
If you look closely, you will notice there is some type of insect camouflaging into the plant to hide from something.
