All of these are body regions.
Antecubital, brachial, crural, and femoral regions are ventral/anterior appendicular body regions.
Axillary region is ventral/anterior axial body region.
Popliteal and sural body regions are dorsal/posterior appendicular body regions.
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1. The dermal layer of the plant is known as epidermis which is outermost thin layer of plants where stomata are found.
2. The dermal layer is like epidermis in human skin which is also a outermost layer and provides a waterproof barrier .
3. The waxy barrier in the epidermis of plant leaf is called the cuticle act as a protective layer and prevent water loss.
4. Stomata are the tiny pores present on the surface of leaves that control the exchange of gases (CO2 and O2) and regulate water loss by opening and closing.
5. The main function of dermal layer (epidermis) is to protect the soft tissues of plants and regulate its interaction with surrounding. Dermal layer act as outermost layer and protect plant leaf and also secret the cuticle that inhibits water loss.
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The correct option is A. When ATP is broken down in cells,<u> adenosine diphosphate</u> and <u>a phosphate group </u>are the products.
Explanation:
Adenosine triphosphate (ATP) is made when an Adenosine diphosphate molecule gains a phosphate atom. This process is termed as phosphorylation. Energy is stored in this bond between the ADP and the phosphate molecule.
ATP is the main molecule which every cell in the body utilizes for energy. The breakdown of ATP drives the energy needed for the cells to action.
When an ATP molecule is broken down, adenosine diphosphate (ADP) and a phosphate group are released along with energy.
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The water cycle is often taught as a simple circular cycle of evaporation, condensation, and precipitation