The excretory system is responsible for removing all of the following from the body excep
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A. Toxic Waste B. Gaseous Waste C. Dissolved molecules D. Cells
Answer:
D. Cells
Explanation:
The excretory system consists of organs that help the body to get rid of excess and waste materials from the body, and also helps in maintaining internal homeostasis in the body. These organs include the large intestine, skin, lungs, kidneys. Most of the wastes are products of metabolism. These waste materials that are no longer useful to the body could be in liquid or gaseous form. Examples of substances removed from the body by the excretory system are urine, feces, sweat etc.
Cells are not part of the substances removed by the excretory system.
Hey! So, here are differences between plant and animal cells:
Plant cells: Cell wall, vacuole, chloroplast
Animal cells: Centriole
They each share many characteristics, though it is not difficult to distinguish the two!
Answer:
<em>The correct option is A. mitospore</em>
Explanation:
A mitospore can be described as a haploid or diploid spore. Generally, a spore is formed by meiosis but under certain conditions it can form by the process of mitosis and is known as mitospore.
When spores are formed by sexual methods, meiosis occurs. When they are formed by asexual methods, mitosis occurs. Asexually, there are different ways by which mitospores form by mitosis.
