The two types of cellular respiration are: Aerobic Respiration and Anaerobic Respiration.
The Difference is during aerobic respiration, carbon dioxide, water, and ATP are produced meanwhile, during anaerobic respiration, lactic acid, ethanol, and ATP are produced.
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Scientists take more than one measurements because they want to make sure that their results are fairly accurate answer, result, or/ and explanation on a subject.
Reason: If a scientist just used one measurement or used even one testing group then in the near future, people might use that ONE measurement or testing group to prove questions. .
In actuality, using more than one measurements can help you go for a more precise answer. It is better to use more than one measurement or testing group that way you may have a more wide explanation of why something is that way.
For example, if a person wants to know why a softer ball(like a tennis ball) bounces higher than something like a box then the person will use more than one measurement. This will include the height of the bounce, the volume of the items used, the force of gravity on the object, and some other things.
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Well in an environment when the environment changes so do all the organisms in it. Little of small all changes in the environment can have a huge effect in the life around it. When the environment changes all the organisms around it may change to better suit themselves into it to better survive. The changes the organisms go through could be small such as moving where they live in that environment, or large like adapting to the new colors around them by over a specific amount of time they adapt to match these colors, by breeding and evolution.
These are called Cell organelles.
Explanation:
- Cell membrane and cytoplasm are present in prokaryotes also.
- In eukaryotes specialised organelles are present that have a definite structure, definite shape and definite function.
- These organelles and their function are:
a) Endoplasmic reticulum: It form s the supporting frame work of the cell and serves as the pathway distribution of material.
b) Golgi apparatus: Synthesis and secretion of enzymes and hormones.
c) Ribosomes: Site of protein synthesis
d) Lysosomes: intracellular digestion,destruction of foreign substances,formation of bones by digesting cartilage
e) Centrosomes: Found only in animal cell Initiates and regulates cell division.
f) Plastids: present only in plands. Contain colour pigment and are responsible for carrying out photosynthesis,providing colour and storing starch.
g)Mitochondria: Known as the power house of the cell and is involved is ATP production.
h) Nucleus: Known as the brain of the cell and controls the functioning of the cell.
