Answer: D. Enzymes can denature (lose their shape) and stop working if temperature or pH is out of their healthy range.
Explanation:
Enzymes are highly specific and selective of their environment and substrate. There are temperatures and pH range in which they are highly effective and best operate in. Those temperatures and pH are called their optimal range. Should those environmental conditions change (pH of ocean water) they will easily lose shape, a process called denaturing.
When they denature, their substrate cannot recognize them and are left unable to bind to enzyme's active site, thus cannot form an enzyme-substrate complex to proceed with catalyzing the reaction.
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KINETIC ENERGY: A BOX MOVING ALONG.......
ELECTRICAL....: LIGHTNING PRODUCED ....
GRAVITATIONAL..... A PIECE OF FRUIT HANGING.....
RADIANT.... RADIO WAVES TRANSMITTED....
THERMAL... SAND ON BEACH FEELS....
The answer is GTTCA. I hope you get it right!
Scientists figured out that the outer core must be liquid because S waves do not pass through it, but P waves do. The behavior of P and S waves also indicates that the inner core is solid. The speed of seismic waves also depends on the density of the material through which they are traveling.
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The major evolutionary changes was overtime Pakicetus had an earbone with a feature unique to whales and an ankle bone that linked it to artiodactyls.
