The right answer is A.
Insecticides are active substances or phytosanitary preparations with the property of killing insects, their larvae and / or their eggs. They are part of the family of pesticides, themselves included in the family of biocides, both of which are regulated in Europe by specific directives.
Some pestiids such as organoclorides are broad-spectrum, ie they act on several insects at the same time (whether they are good or bad).
It takes the Earth (approximately) 364.25 days to revolve around the sun. That's why we have leap days.
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The answers that fit the blanks are small intestine and small intestine, respectively. Dipeptidases are enzymes which are produced by the <span>enterocytes found in the small intestines. These enzymes act in the villi of the small intestines. The function of this enzyme is to break down amino acids and turn it into dipeptides.</span>
Here is the breakdown of listed macro molecules:
Carbohydrates will break down into smaller and simpler units called glucose. Glucose is the simplest carbohydrate. Glucose is present in our blood and stored in liver in a form of glycogen.
Proteins will break down into amino acid. Amino acids are the building blocks of protein. There are 3 different types of protein present in our body: primary, tertiary and Quaternary.
Fats will be hydrolyzed into triglycerides and glycerol.
Answer: Adrenal gland
Explanation: It is an automatic response known as the 'Fight or Flight response, that is stimulated by our adrenal gland that is in our endocrine system produces adrealine.
These glands are located above the kidneys, and they secrete adrelaine when a person is angry or afraid. As in this situation, you see that the person is most likely to be afraid.
Adrelaine causes increase in heartbeat and blood pressure, and produces other substances for instant energy. This is when the situation, as mentioned before, 'Flight or fight situation' comes in hand, which is, it prepares the person to run away, or to fight from a dangerous situation.
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