There's multiple differences between the endotherms and the ectotherms, with the most important being:
- The endotherms maintain a constant body temperature, while the ectotherms's body temperature fluctuates with the environmental temperature.
- The endotherms have developed protection (hairs, feathers) from the outside influences, while the ectotherms do not have such accessories.
- The endotherms are warm-blooded, while the ectotherms are cold-blooded.
- The endotherms are usually bigger if the climate is colder, while the ectotherms are usually bigger if the climate is warmer.
- Endotherms are the mammals and the birds, while ectotherms are the reptiles and most of the invertebrates.
Answer:
D, none of these.
Explanation:
The control group is going to be the radish seeds, they stay the same. The independent variable is the heating lamps and their temperatures. The dependent variable is the seed's growth rates.
I believe the answer is is that it blocks messages within the nervous system, because pain is perceived in the brain through messages sent from the nervous system.
Answer:
Condensation
Explanation:
Condensation is the process by which water vapor in the air is changed into liquid water.
Answer:
Carotenes are less polar and would elute first.
Explanation:
Carotenes are organic compounds like chlorophyll, they are responsible for the orange color in carrot. So, while chlorophyll is green, carotene is orange in color.
In terms of structure, carotene is a hydrocarbon (made up of carbon and hydrogen chains), making it non-polar. On the other hand, chlorophyll (made up of carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen, magnesium) is more polar.
Chromatography is a separation technique used to separate two or more mixtures. The working principle is based on how fast each solute travels. So in column chromatography, the components of the mixture travel through a column (e.g a burette) at different speed. The less polar component travels faster.
So far a mixture of carotene and chlorophyll, the less polar carotene will travel faster than the more polar chlorophyll. Therefore, carotene will elute first.