The second one probably because of the law of conservation of mass where mass is not created or destroyed, so the mass has to be the same.
Answer:The lengthy small intestine receives secretions from the ______pancrease______ and ______liver______, completes digestion of the nutrients in _________chyme_______, absorbs the products of digestion, and transports the remaining residues to the ________large________ intestine.
Explanation: digestion of food is necessary for absorption of nutrients. In this process food is broken down into forms that can be absorbed by the body . food is broken down by the teeth and the enzymes in saliva,when it is in the mouth. From there it moves to the stomach through the oesophagus. In the stomach, the content is further mixed with enzymes and the churning breaks down food further.From the stomach food moves to the small intestine. In the small intestine, digestive enzymes from the pancreas and liver acts on food. The small intestine is where digested food is absorbed.it has a large surface area and finger-like projection called villi to carry out the function of absorbing nutrients.
From there, undigested food us passed to the large intestine from where it is passed out through the anus
The amino acid sequence of a protein which is referred to as its primary structure determines the structure or folding pattern of that protein
I still didn't learn that but a guess would be Climate is a long-term model of weather in specific location or place. Thus, aspects of climate that are most important to forest ecosystem is the temperature and precipitation. Because. <span>1. Temperature determines the adaptable and environmental influences such as the sunlight, the biotic community and especially the photosynthetic mechanisms of plants which is responsible for making its own food.</span> <span>2. <span> Precipitation. Water is vital in many aspects of plants since it is one of the materials needed for plant’s food-making process.<span>
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Prairie dogs create a safe home for their young by creating underground burrows.
