The answer is C. anatomy because anatomy is the study of structure while physiology is the study of how the function works either mechanically or etc.
Answer:
C. genes
Explanation:
Genes are basic physical & functional unit of heredity. Genes are made up of DNA or we can say that they are segments of DNA which have instructions to synthesize bio molecules known as proteins and these protein molecules are further responsible for characteristics of an organism. Genes are located at a specific location in our chromosomes and the location is known as locus. Almost all the characteristics which an organism has depend upon the kind of information they have in their genes.
During developmental stages, how an organism will develop totally depends upon what kind of proteins are being synthesized at that time and as already explained, protein synthesis totally depends upon type of genes present in the organisms.
Answer: A - Uptake of food and water by plants
The xylem vessels in the roots of the plants use the mechanism of capillary action and work against gravity to pull water molecules and nutrients from the soil and carry them upwards to the leaves of the plant to provide nourishment to the plant.
The answer is B because it makes the most logical sense and the rest of the answered are obviously incorrect, it’s screaming “I’m wrong!!!”
Answer:
The answer is C
Explanation:
Habitat destruction is the most cause of extinctions. As deforestation continues in tropical forests, it causes mass extinctions among organisms.
All species have specific food and habitat needs. The more specific these needs and the more localized the habitat, the greater the vulnerability of species to loss of habitat to agricultural land, livestock, roads and cities. This is because the organisms are already adapted to the environment and any changes can prove disastrous for them.
In the future, the only species that survive are likely to be those whose habitats are highly protected, or whose habitat corresponds to the degraded state associated with human activity.
