Answer:
1) Latissimus dorsi- A broad back muscle ( relative size of the muscle is the criteria)
2) Rectus abdominis- Parallel abdominal muscles ( the direction of muscle fascicles relative to its mid-line, is thee criteria)
3) Trapezius- Trapezoidal shaped muscle (shape of muscle is the criteria)
4) Biceps brachii- Muscle originating from two points (Origin of the muscle is the criteria)
5) Levator scapulae- A muscle which lifts the scapula (Function of the muscle is the criteria)
6) Flexor carpi radialis- Muscle which bends joints closer ( A Flexion) (Function of the muscle is the criteria)
7) Piriformis- Pear shaped muscle in the gluteal region of the lower limb (Shape of muscle is its criteria)
8) Gluteu medius- Medium largest gluteal muscle (Size of the muscle is the criteria)
9) Rhomboid major- Rhombus shaped muscle (shape of muscle is the criteria)
10) Pectoralis major- Large fan shaped breast muscle (Size and position of the muscle is the criteria)
Activated when they recognize small components of antigens
If I am not mistaking it would be 9-10 hours
Answer:
Digestive system breakdown small proteins into amino acids by chemical digestion using enzymes (option B).
Explanation:
One of the main functions of the digestive system is to degrade food to facilitate its absorption at the intestinal level. This degradation has a mechanical phase, which includes chewing and contracting the stomach, and an enzymatic phase.
The enzymes that allow the breakdown of proteins into amino acids are called proteases, or peptidases. They are enzymes capable of breaking peptide bonds, obtaining at the end amino acids that can be more easily assimilated by the organism.
<em>The other options are not correct because </em><u><em>mechanical digestion</em></u><em> reduces the size of the digested food and mixes it with the gastric juices, but does not break the peptide bonds.</em>
Answer: A.) If you have contracted a vector-borne pathogen
