1.) a mature mushroom drops spores
2.)spores falls on the ground - germinate
3.)they meet compatible spores
4.)mycelium originates - pinheads originate
5.)primordially formation -growth mushrooms drops spore
6.)circles completed
Answer and Explanation:
In homeostatic control processes any deviation from the norm sets into motion the appropriate corrective mechanisms which restore the norm. This rectification occurs through negative feedback. When you go outside wearing a sweater on a hot day, the body sends messages to the CNS and the following occurs:
- The superficial blood vessels vasodilate so that more blood flows near the surface. This encourages heat loss.
- Sweating and panting. Sweat secreted by the sweat glands evaporate from the surface of the body as it absorbs latent heat.
- The metabolic rate falls so that the body generates less heat. You also become less active
- Behavioural response by seeking cooler areas, cold drinks or removal of the sweater.
Answer:
cholesterol.
Explanation
Options a, d, c, and e all contains amino acids units. They are therefore made up of protein structure. cholesterol contains alcohol and steroids. it belongs to the steroid lipid family unlike other options that belong to protein family.
Answer:
Gulf Stream
Explanation:
The Gulf Stream is a strong ocean current that brings warm water from the Gulf of Mexico into the Atlantic Ocean. It extends all the way up the eastern coast of the United States and Canada.
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Answer: His genes contain a mutation that prevents red blood cells from proper functioning.
Explanation:
Hereditary anaemia is a type of disorder that are genetically transmitted to the offsprings by the parents . These type of anaemia are inherited from the parent including sickle cell anaemia.
The offsprings inherent Gene mutation that cause abnormalitiies. They inherit abnormal haemoglobin that can reduce the life span of red blood cells thereby affecting their proper functioning of carrying oxygen in the blood, leading to anaemia.
