Answer:
<em><u>Mammalary skin</u></em>
Skin is layered
Have hairs on it.
Acts as protectector
not so hard as epidermal
<em><u>Epithelial</u></em>
Can be layered
Dont have hair
Acts as protective layer also supports plants
Its hard
I would say medicine that makes the immune system less effective so the likelihood of the immune system attaching the organ are decreased. Or the last option.
Answer:
Option c (No, T cells left from the previous infection can kill any virus.
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Explanation:
When ever viral infection occur, body's immune system start to fight against it by activating B-cells and T-cells.
B-cells produce antibodies that bind with virus and act as label. This label indicate virus as foreign substance. Hence T-cells recognize it and kill it. Furthermore, B-cells form memory cell that keep the viral memory. if this viral infection occur again in future, T-cell recognize it and eliminate the virus.This mechanism is called immunity.
i think the answer you want is The fungi share a mutualistic association with the trees
B, because they can not change from consumers to carnivores
and if they have a decrease in food supply that would not cause them to increase
so B would be the answer