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Answer:
d. there is a relationship between smoking and lung cancer
Explanation:
a) it is NOT true becasue although the research show that is more likely to get lung cancer for smokers, it DOES NOT show that all smokers get cancer.
b) it is NOT true becasue altough it is very possible that smoking contributes to lung cancer, the research DOES NOT prove that smoking is the cause of lung cancer, it only indicates a relationship between smoking and lung cancer that is evidence that smoking contributes to lung cancer but it is not irrefutable proof.
c) it is NOT true becasue the research finds a relationship between lung cancer and smoking, but it is not focused in explaining smoking predispositionon. It does not investigate predispositions in people to smoke.
A nerve impulse moves toward a neuron's cell body along Dendrites.
The correct option is, B, that is, RADIAL SYMMETRY.
Symmetry refers to the balanced distribution of the duplicated body parts or shapes within the body of a living organism. There are different types of symmetry, we have bilateral, radial and asymmetrical symmetry.
Radial symmetry refers to the type of body plan in which the body parts are arranged around a central axis, that is, the body parts are arranged in a circle around an axis.<span />
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Explanation:
Paleontologists are scientists that study the history/existence of past lives by collecting and examining fossils. They use these fossils to determine the history and age an organism has existed. Fossils are remains of dead organisms (plants and animals) which serve as evidence of past lives that have existed on earth in the past. They could include bone remains or footprint of this animals.
Fossils (from bones) are however mostly incomplete because they decompose before they are "stored naturally" by sediments which covers them. When scientists discover this incomplete fossils, they are compared (if there has been similar fossils discovered before then) and are stored and transferred to the lab for examination. This examination includes anatomical comparison (to determine relatedness with other fossils/organisms), carbon dating (to determine age) and data comparison (which includes location and type of soil and habitat).
