Answer:
Watson & Crick
Explanation:
They received the Nobel prize for science for their discovery in 1962. Their capacity to be able to represent DNA double helix in 3D was made possible by advancements in the model building- a science that allows three-dimensional structures to be modeled based upon known molecular distances and bond angles.
<span>The answer is letter D. The simplest to most
complex life organization is: cell, tissue, organ, organ system. Multicellular
organisms are composed of the building blocks of life called cells. When cells
are grouped together they form tissues that perform specific functions in an
organism. Further in the line, when tissues are grouped together they form
organs; organs are responsible in performing bodily functions in organisms. The
heart, lungs, and brain are the most important organs in the human body. When
organs work in an interconnected way they are called organ systems. </span>
Answer: The question is not well stated.
It should be choose the false statement from the options.
The correct answer is option C.
Fossils are not formed when organisms are preserved in recrystallized limestone called marble.
Explanation:
Fossils refers to remains of ancients organisms either plants or animals that have been preserved using a natural means. Fossils can be formed when of plants and animals and get buried during sedimentation or are buried by a lava flow or travel over gravel and leave imprints.
Examples of fossils include bone,shells, wood, coal,oil, DNA segment, objects preserved in Amber e.t.c.
They are use for historic studies, decorations , tourist attractions e.t.c.
Explanation:
The action of delaying or postponing something is called procrastination.
4-5 ways that you combat procrastination are listed below :
- Getting rid of distractions
- Reward yourself
- Schedule a time for doing task
- Don't be fearful for doing badly at task
- Commit to the task
<em>This is an example of;</em>
B. Photoperiodism
<u>Photoperiodism is the response of an organism to seasonal changes in day length.
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<u>They are classified under three groups according to the photoperiods;</u>
<u>1. Short-day plants </u>
<u>2. Long-day plants </u>
<u>3. Day-neutral plants.</u>