Answer:
The transfer of energy through empty space is called convection.
Explanation:
One of the fundamental laws of the universe is the conservation of energy. Energy can't be created and it can't be destroyed. Convection can be the process by which heat is transferred . Temperature is known as the basic principle of heat transfer. The amount that how much of thermal energy can be available is determined by the temperature, and the heat flow represents movement of thermal energy.
Answer: For Piaget's process of accommodation it is when you change schema to accommodate new info.
example: Once you learn about something you modify your understanding of a concept to include specific categories. For example, when a child sees a dog, it has four legs and fur. But when they see a cat they create a new schema for cats.
Answer Process of assimilation adds on to pre-existing information/experiences.
example: going back to our cat-dog example. When they develop a concept of a dog as being a four-legged thing with fur, when they see a cat they will place the cat in the same category as a dog and be like "that's a dog" to anything that fits their concept of a dog.
<span>multiple alleles, three or more alternative forms of a gene (alleles) that can occupy the same locus. However, only two of the alleles can be present in a single organism.</span>
Answer:false
Explanation: protists are mainly
Unicellular organism( i.e they are single cell organism) and are eukaryote( they have a nucleus) but some protist exist as multicellular example is some Algea, kelp. They can be find in moist environment.
Protist can be grouped into the
1. Animal protist are heterotrophs and they depend on autotrophs or producers for their food or other organism and are mobile( they move)
2. Plant protist are mainly autotrophs they have ability to synthesis there food through photisynthesis.
3.Fungi protist reproduce using spores. They are heterotrophs.
Some protist move by pseudopodia while some uses flagella.
Hence protein are not mainly multicellular eukaryotes but both unicellular and multicellular eukaryotes.
