<u>Question subitems:</u>
1. When the climber ascends the mountain before acclimating, __to restore homeostasis within the body.
2. As the climber rehydrates and rests at a basecamp, hemoglobin (Hb) is produced, which is the body's response to the stress. As a result, __
3. When the climber returns to sea level before re acclimating, __ to restore homeostasis within the body.
4. As the climber re acclimates to sea level, hemoglobin is replaced at a lower rate, decreasing hemoglobin concentrations in the blood. As a result,
<u>Explanation:</u>
1) <u> So the equilibrium will shift to release O2</u>
2) <u>The body will try to restore the amount of oxygen in blood so it will produce Hb and shift to the production of HbO2</u>
3) <u>The higher oxygen concentration will trend to increase the formation of HbO2</u>
4) <u>The equilibrium will shift to the release of O2</u>
<u>The ethical issues associated with the medical use of DNA technology:</u>
- Patient identification is one of the major ethical issues.
- There should be a legal signed consent by the person who is being used for the test.
- Also, DNA technology or genetic tests may expose the person to any life-threatening illness.
- It may expose some risks of diseases in the future which may lead to anxiety and depression in the person.
- Genetic tests may allow diagnosis of eye color or other traits in the embryo.
Hi there,
How is the earthworm adapted to its feeding habits?
Well a earthworms are tube shaped, some worms such as segmented worms can be found in soil.They are there to stay moist and to feed on organic matter.
So an earthworm's<span> digestive tract is laid out straight from the oral orifice to the anus. The parts of the digestive tract regulate or absorb the nutrients from every meal.
</span>Hope this helps!
I used to have a worm farm myself, it was really cool to see really up close on how worms live and how they feed on organic matter in the soil.
Its is c<span>ytoplasm to that answer</span>
