Answer:
According to the diagram, the digestive organs on the pink targets includes:
a.) Liver, c) esophagus, d) gall bladder, e)Stomach, I) Small intestine j) Pancreas
The source of each digestive enzyme or fluid on the blue targets includes: b) bile, f) pepsin, g) Intestinal enzymes, h) Pancreatic juice.
Explanation:
The digestive system is the collective name used to describe the alimentary canal, accessory organs and a variety of digestive processes that takes place at different level in the canal to prepare food eaten for absorption.
Accessory organs of digestion generate various secretions which are poured into the tract to aid in the digestion of the food taken. They include: salivary gland, pancreas (secrets pancreatic juice), liver ( secrets bile), gall bladder ( stores bile).
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Answer:
FTFT, F, FFT (in order left to right)
Explanation:
The twist allele is FT, the forked allele is F. We are told there are pure lines, so this means they are homozygous. That means the parents are FF x FTFT.
The F1 generation is both twisted and forked (as can be seen from the image), suggesting the alleles are codominant (both are expressed).
In the F2, there are three different types of flowers, 2 matching the parental and 1 matching the F1 twisted, forked, and both.
The order from left to right is twisted, forked both. We know twisted is the genotype FTFT, and forked is the genotype FF. The both phenotype would have a copy of each allele, so would be FFT
Radiometric dating, often called radioactive dating, is a technique used to determine the age of materials such as rocks. It is based on a comparison between the observed abundance of a naturally occurring radioactive isotope and its decay products, using known decay rates.
A. Soil erosion
the watering of the plants and the sowing and reaping of the crops would lead to erosion
Answer:
Polyribosomes.
Explanation:
During translation, the subunits of a ribosome surround the transcript and read down stream until they reach the start codon and begin polypeptide synthesis. Once the start codon is exposed, it is available for another ribosome to form around it, thereby initiating another locale for translation. Together the strings of ribosomes are called polyribosomes.
