The correct answer is approximately 150-180 liters, assuming that the adult in question is average-sized and healthy. During this process, blood enters the kidney through what's called the renal artery. Then, the blood is separated and goes through different arterioles to get to the glomerulus. Here, the blood pressure increases, causing things like water and salts to be filtered out of the blood.
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Answer:
B or Fat molecules contain more energy-containing bonds than simple sugars.
Explanation:
As the energy of a wave length increases the length gets shorter.A wave with low frequency would have relatively low energy and a long wavelength.
Answer and explanation:
Plate tectonics is a scientific theory according to which all seven continents were together making a single supercontinent (Pangaea) 335 million years ago. However, the formation of convection cells within Earth (the molten material or magma) and with the help of gravity, the supercontinent started breaking apart at weaker zones. Eath broken parts or continents then started moving in different directions leading to continental drift.
The continental drift, later on, become the reason for the evolution of different plant species. Initially, all the plants and animals were living on single supercontinent but after plate tectonics, each continent started moving away from each other and so the climate conditions were also changing. Therefore, organisms living on the continents adapted themselves to a newer climate for their better survival. This lead to their evolution based on environmental conditions.
Charles Darwin observed fossils record for the organisms which belong to different continents but their morphological features were similar. He concluded that these organisms were the ancestors of modern species that became apart due to continental drift and adapted themselves to the new environment leading to their evolution and emerging as new species.
