<h2>Answer:</h2>
The option A, B and E are correct.
<h3>Explanation:</h3>
Homeostasis is the ability or tendency to maintain internal stability in an organism to compensate for environmental changes. An example of homeostasis is the human body keeping an average temperature of 37 C degrees.
Homeostasis, any self-regulating process by which biological systems tend to maintain stability while adjusting to conditions that are optimal for survival.
So for the existence of living organism homeostasis is important.
Statements A, B and E apply to the definition of homeostasis.
<span>Els moduladors al·lostèrics que actuen en els humans són el 2,3-Bisfosfoglicerat (2-3-BPG),el CO2
i els H+
. El 2,3-BPG s'uneix al centre del tetrà mer de l'estat T i aixà l'estabilitzà launió per interaccions iòniques. Els protons actuen perquè quan el pH és baix l'hemoglobinadisminueix la seva afinitat per l'oxigen (efecte Bohr). L'augment de la concentració del CO2
té el mateix efecte perquè el CO2 es combina en H2O i es dissocia en HCO3-i H+
i per aixòdisminueix l'afinitat de l'hemoglobina perquè augmenta la concentració de protons</span>
Answer:
a. The water changes to yellow, this is because lots of carbon dioxide is produced by the snails.
b. Water remains green, this is as a result of the elodea undergoing both photosynthesis and cellular respiration therefore elodea produces both oxygen and carbon dioxide.
c. Water changes to yellow as lots of carbon dioxide is produced by the elodea as a result of cellular respiration.
d. Water changes to yellow, this is because more carbon dioxide is produced by both the snails and elodea
Explanation:
The type of relationship that is between snails and elodea is a symbiotic type of relationship because the snails feeds on algae and produces carbon dioxide which the elodea takes in. When elodea undergoes photosynthesis, it produces oxygen the snails uses this oxygen during respiration.
1. weathering reduces solid rocks to smaller and smaller particles and erosion is the removal and movement of rocks/debris. so u could say that weathering breaks rocks down and erosion takes it away
2. water, wind, gravity
3. vegetation reinforces soil through growing over the loose soil to prevent erosion
1. - loss of fertile land and increased sedimentation in rivers
2. deforestation, agriculture, human induced climate change
