Answer:
Peter is viewing a prepared slide with the 40X objective. His view is
shown below. Unfortunately, the label in the slide has been torn off,
so he is not sure what he is looking at. Based on his observation
alone, can Peter identify the type of organism that these cells come
from? Why or why not?
Yes, Peter will identify identify the organism as label would not deter its identification. Reason being that diagram without labeling would not nullify identification of my organism
Explanation:
<span>The way goods and services are produced, distributed, and consumed in a society mean a consumpation of goods and the supply of a money, that talks about economy, so the answer is C: economy.</span>
Celular respiration is:
Oxygen + glucose --> carbon dioxide + water
Carbon dioxide and water are both compounds, which makes them both molecules.
They're both byproducts of cellular respiration.
I think it's the nucleus. Isn't the nucleus the brain of the cell?
Answer:
Blowfly adults looking for a place to lay their eggs
Explanation:
Blowfly adults are attracted to the gases and fluids of a dead body and usually lay their eggs on a dead body within the first two days after death.
The eggs then turn into larvae then enter pupal stages and then become adults themselves. Forensic entomologists can determine how long a body has been dead by the stage of development of the blowfly with the ambient temperatures that have been present.
