Answer: Daughter Cell
Explanation: Not one hundred percent sure this is the answer because there’s no context but the phrase Daughter Cell is used to describe two newly created cells from mitosis.
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1) In trophic levels, producer are organisms which has the ability to make their own food e.g plants and algae. Primary consumers are the organisms which feed on producers e. g deer and zebra etc. Secondary consumers are those which feed on primary consumers and tertiary consumers are those organisms which take energy by feeding on secondary consumers e. g tiger and lions. The pyramid get narrower at each higher level because when we moves upward, the population of organisms decreases.
2) Environmental sphere refers to all the materials that are present in the environment. There are five sphere which are given below.
1) Lithosphere: This sphere comprise of land on which all living organisms lives.
2) hydrosphere: It refers to water bodies.
3) biosphere: It is the living part of the environment.
4) atmosphere: This sphere contains gaese which are necessary for survival.
5) cryosphere: This sphere contains water in stored form.
3) A cycle in which chemical moves from living and non living things to the atmosphere.
1)carbon goes to the atmosphere through respiration and burning of fuel.
2) phosphorus is released after the burning of plant body.
3) nitrogen is released in denitrification process and industries.
4) oxygen is released in the atmosphere through photosynthesis.
5) sulfur is released in the atmosphere through volcanic eruptions.
C. Cell membrane
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Well when the water collects it percolates wich means seep into the ground and it collects in an aquifer and in the aquifer is now groundwater
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Algal bloom. Bright green blooms may also occur. These are a result of blue-green algae, which are bacteria (cyanobacteria). Some algal blooms are the result of an excess of nutrients (particularly phosphorus and nitrogen) into waters and higher concentrations of these nutrients in water cause increased growth of algae and green plants.
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