Answer-Excretion, growth,respiration,Nutrition.
Explanation:
Living things are living organism- they contain life in them
Some of the criteria to define living things includes;
1. Reproduction- All living thing reproduce to ensure continuity. Genes i.e( the genetic makeup of an individual) are been transfered from parent to offspring this help presence deisreable traits.
2. Excretion- Waste product from various food consumed and biochemical processes are been released through excretion this could be from the body part such as skin, plant back etc.
3.Nutrition- Nutrition is essential for growth and development. Some living things produce their own food i.e producer such as green plants while other depends on food produced by the producers this are the comsumers and decomposers.
Respiration- All living thing respires. Respiration is a Biochemical process that takes place in the cells. Its involves the exchange of some gases for life support .
Growth- All living things grows. There are phases of growth and development for all living things this begins from when the organism exist.
For every living thing that exist there is always a time when it no longer have life. Some animals dies at some certain age either by accident or deliberate action. Also men dies and all other living creature.
Answer:
C
Explanation:
Regions of the sex chromosomes in the parents cross over, thus creating new traits in the offspring.
The correct answer is fat-soluble vitamins.
The fat-soluble vitamins are soluble in lipids and usually absorbed as fat globules (chylomicrons). They are absorbed via the lymphatic system of the small intestines and then transported into the blood circulation within the body.
Vitamin A (retinol) has an<span> important role in maintaining healthy vision</span>.
Vitamin D (cholecalciferol) is important for bone health and development and it is produced naturally in the human body when the skin is exposed to the sun.
Vitamin E (tocopherol) is an antioxidant that can help the body destroy free radicals.
Vitamin K (phylloquinone) has a role in forming the blood clots<span>.</span>
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