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Since they are not the same type they would be incompatible and this would cause you're immune system to attack the new blood cells and destroy them. Also known as ABO. Rate this the brainiest please. Thanks.
Both plants and animals have these. It is a eukaryotic cell.
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Explanation:
I think the first one is correct.
The second one is half right (conduction works mostly in solids). The second part is not correct. Convection works mostly in gases.
The third one is wrong about waves. Conduction usually has direct contact of particles.
The last one is not correct. There is no visible movement of matter in conduction. The definition for convection is also incorrect.
The formation of the Hawaiian Islands.
Explanation:
A modern process that is believed to be similar to the way crusts formed before the advent of plate tectonics about million of years ago is the formation of the Hawaiian Islands.
The Hawaiian Island is a series of volcanic Island which forms as result of volcanic activities on the oceanic plate.
- Hawaiian Islands forms from a hotspot that supplies the ocean floor with sufficient magma as it rides.
- This is similar to the volcanic activities that initially sculpted the surface of the earth.
- During the early history of the earth, our very hot and restless planet poured out lava to the surface through which the crust formed.
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