The question is incomplete as it does not have the options-
a. superfluous organ
b. extra appendage
c. vestigial structure
d. living fossil
e. chromosomal aberration.
Answer:
The correct answer will be option-vestigial structure
Explanation:
Vestigial structure are the structures which do not play any role in the organisms but still are inherited from the ancestors to maintain the fitness of the organisms.
Vestigial organs are found in many organisms including humans in which the presence of vermiform appendix do not play any role but it used to play roles in the ancestors of humans as they carried the cellulose-degrading bacteria.
Thus, a vestigial structure is the correct answer.
Answer: probably Nerve cells (for some)
Explanation: Nerve cells are also called neurons. Their function is to communicate with other neurons and the body. The adaptations of a nerve cell are dendrites with receptor proteins, an axon, myelin, synaptic terminals and neurotransmitters.
does it ask what are they doing moving part sliding anything like that?
Answer:
Nine
Explanation:
These are called carrier proteins, and they have what it is called: solute-binding sites, that when saturated, they are considered "full".
Each different amino acid needs a separate carrier protein to move it across the plasma membrane, so that's 3, then the four different sugars need separate carriers as well, we add 4 more then, we have 7 so far, finally the 2 different ions use 2 more, plus the other 7, totals 9.
