<span>In mammals, air enters lungs through tubes called _____, which branch into smaller tubules called _____, which extend out to tiny air sacs called _____.
trachea; bronchioles; spongy tissue
>> bronchi; bronchioles; alveoli
bronchi; alveoli; gills </span>
option a is good answer for me
Answer:
innate immunity : highly specialized defenses.
Explanation:
Immunity against infectious diseases are 2 types - innate immunity and acquired immunity. Innate immunity is the type of defense mechanism which is present at birth. This type of immunity does not depend upon the immunization. This type of immunity is not highly specific as acquired immunity. Innate immunity has no memory and response in first-rate towards the antigens. The phagocytic cells, dendritic cells are some cells of the innate immune system. This changes throughout the lifetime. Different species have different innate immunity. It means different species show different susceptibility to different diseases. e.g Rats are unsusceptible to Diphtheria while men, guinea pigs are highly susceptible to Diptheria.
Answers:
B. The desert's dry environment
While cacti have managed to survive in the high temperatures of the day, the lower temperatures at night, and the sandy desert soil composition, one of the most defining features about their cacti is their unique ability to store and preserve water. Most variants of cacti lack leaves, which reduces the loss of water by reducing transpiration. Cacti also have roots that are spread out widely in order to collect as much water as possible. This water is then stored in large storage areas which can be located in the roots or the body of the plant.
D. Mimicry
Mimicry is when an organism mimics another organism. In this example, the fish swim in schools to <em>mimic </em>the appearance of a larger organism in hopes of discouraging predators.
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C. Visible light
Specific wavelengths of light within the blue and the red range have been proven to be the most effective in photosynthesis. Therefore, plants must use visible light.
A. Primary
B. Secondary
C. Tertiary
D. Quaternary
(All answer choices apply)
By including salad and mashed potatoes in his meal, Blair is being a primary consumer as he is eating producers (the lettuce and potatoes). The steak, which must've come from a cow, then confirms that Blair is a secondary consumer. However, since Blair has no natural predators that threaten him, he would be considered a tertiary and quaternary consumer. This is because humans not only sit at the top of their food chain, but they also will consume other tertiary predators.
A. A decrease in mice
B. A decrease in robins
C. A decrease in hawks
(All shown answer choices apply)
When looking at the food web, we can see that the grasshopper is eaten by both mice and robins which means that if their food began to run out, there would not be as many of both species. As a result, hawks would also decrease since they are losing a source of prey.
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Answer:
96
Explanation:
This is genetic drift question, we can tell because the variable here is the population size. The probability of an allele of getting fixed is determined by its initial frequency, which is actually the probability of the allele of being fixed. So we need to calculate the initial allele frequency of this mutation:
Mutation allele frequency = # mutation alleles / total # of alleles = 1/24 = 0.04%
That is the probability of this allele to get fixed, so the probability of this allele getting eliminated is:
Elimination probability = 1 - fixing probability = 1- 0.04 = 0.96%
Answer: The probability of this allele getting eliminated is 96
