During the light-independent reaction, carbon dioxide is fixed by adding it to a 3-carbon compound
Answer: Option B
<u>Explanation:</u>
In the first stage of ''Calvin cycle'', light independent reactions are started and the carbon dioxide gets fixed from a molecule that does not have light to a molecule having light and in the second stage where carbon compound like ATP and NADPH gets reduced into a three carbon compound. This is done for converting energy in to a chemical bond energy for example in a glucose.
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What river forms a large portion of the border between the United states and Mexico?
The Rio Grande River forms a large portion of the border between the United States and Mexico. The Rio Grande River is a global river that separates Mexico and the United States. It starts from Colorado, and then dribbles till Gulf of Mexico.
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Explanation:
1) It is very important to have a universal method established to guide archaeological excavations because you have to planned out everything in order to find a method or a way to work through the study.
2) Understanding our past is important to our future because studying history enables us to understand the world better and the past gives us courage and protects us from harm.
3) It would be more challenging to be a prehistoric archaeologist as compared to historical archaeologist because historic archaeology is easier to study due to the presence in written form whereas Prehistoric archaeology is very difficult to study due to no written records are present.
4) I will work as an academic archaeologist as compared to cultural resource management (CRM) archaeologist because academic archaeologists are active researchers in their field which also published their work in the books, journals, and popular publications.
Answer:
B
Explanation:
The whole war was fought for to gain land to the east of the Mississippi in the Ohio Valley.
"Nauru" is the <span>third smallest independent country on the Earth.
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