Answer: is C). <u><em>Coral reef organisms carry out photosynthesis using the sunlight that passes through the clear water above</em></u>.
Explanation:
In ecosystem, an abiotic factor is any non-living factor that influences the biotic factors and the population. Following are the examples of abiotic factors namely, atmosphere, chemical elements, sunlight, wind, water. some are also given below:
- sunlight
- oxygen
- nitrogen
- climate
- temperature
- pH and Water
Option C: is the only right option as it falls under the criteria of relationship between abiotics and biotc factors. Here abiotic factor is sinlight and abiotic factor is coral leaf. All other options are related to biotic factors (living things that shape an ecosystem). Examples of biotic factors are animals, plants, bacteria and fungi
Option A: description of predator and it's prey (biotic factor)
Option B: Also relationship between two living things i.e. squirrels and bird's eggs (biotic factor)
Option D: Comparison between two plants (biotic factor)
CARDIAC CATHETERIZATION samples the blood in each heart chamber for oxygen content and pressure. Cardiac catherization is a medical technique that is often employed to diagnose and treat some cardiac conditions. The method makes use of a thin, flexible, tube [cather] which can be inserted into a blood vessel in the upper arm and threaded into the heart. Can also be used to check blood flow in the coronary arteries.
Answer:
The depolarization of the smooth muscle cell membranes triggers the potential for contraction action, since the endoplasmic reticulum releases calcium in the intraplasmic zone, causing myosin and actin to unite, generating a sweeping movement and bringing the z lines of the sarcomero.
Smooth muscle contractions are more sustained over time by the distribution and type of muscle fiber, as they are more tapered.
Explanation:
The smooth muscle is that muscle that controls non-voluntary contractions, that is, controlled by the somatic nervous system, and is not related to locomotion but rather to involuntary movements such as intestinal motility, vascular contraction, etc.
Answer: c. Moral beliefs arise from a habit of moral behavior that is the product of reinforcement.
Explanation:
Morality is the collection of beliefs which helps in distinguishing between the right and wrong actions. Moral beliefs are not identical to the moral behavior but are related to the moral behavior.
The theory of learning suggests that moral behavior is the outcome of the learning process that can be achieved by the reinforcement of award or punishment and also the exposure of the subject to the high order reasoning that can enhance the learning process.
They have to use Restriction enzymes that would be used to cut the DNA into smaller pieces.
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