The answer to this question would be: rapid impulse transmission.
By having organ near the head, the brain can process the information faster because the length of the nerve that carries the impulse from organ would be much shorter. The nerve also at lower risk of damage since it was shorter.
But it makes the head very important and damage to the head can cause much more problem than any part of the body.
Animals get protein from diet.
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Proteins are one of the important part of diet which constitute about one fifth of an ideal diet. This proteins are formed of amino acids. There are 20 amino acids in nature, of which 9 are essential amino acids and 11 are non essential amino acids. The non essential amino acids are prepared in our body by enzymes. But the essential amino acids are needed to be supplied from outside via diet to get access to. So proteins are needed to be present in diet.
Frogs have the trait of being the tetrapod.
Explanation:
when the female frogs lays her eggs directly in the water and fertilized eggs are hatched into aquatic tadpoles, on maturity they acquire legs and lungs. tadpoles have tails which is lost during the metamorphosis and the frogs also acquire the carnivorous tastes.
As evident that the male clasps the female from her back and releases the sperm through which the fertilized eggs are laid into water by the female frogs, mature frogs develops the trait of tetrapod. A Tetrapod animal is the one having four pods or four legs. A complete metamorphosis occurs in the life cycle of the frog.
Answer:
aerobic respiration uses oxygen and the steps are: 1. glycolysis 2. Krebs cycle 3. oxidative phosphorylation
anaerobic respiration does not use oxygen and the steps are: 1. glycolysis 2. alcohol fermentation
Explanation:
I do not know the other 2
Hallucinogenic drugs are drugs such as LSD that produce hallucinations for its users. Another word that is used when referring to the drugs is "psychedelic",, which refers to these hallucinations. The word psychedelic refers to the hallucinations that these hallucinogenic drugs give.
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