Intestinal Bacteria is known to :
- Make vitamins we use
- Help our immune system function correctly
- Make anti-inflammatory chemicals
- Help to keep us lean (possibly)
- Digest proteins, lipids, and carbohydrates in our food
Option C I'd say.
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Answer:
A homozygous dominant trait will have both the dominant alleles of a gene for a trait. For example, the AA genotype of the 80 brown gerbils.
A heterozygous trait will have one dominant and one recessive allele for the particular gene. For example, the Aa genotype of the 64 brown gerbils.
A recessive trait will be the trait in which there is no dominant allele for the gene. The suppressed trait only occurs when both the alleles of the gene are recessive. For example, the aa genotype of the black gerbils.
The completed table is shown in the attachment.
Answer:
C.
The matter is converted to energy and carbon molecules.
Explanation:
Matter and energy cannot be created nor destroyed.
Matter can, however be degraded, melted, solidified, etc.
Eating something converts potential energy from the matter into chemical energy to power one's body, like the squirrel. The matter is not destroyed, however, and there are carbon molecules and other nutrients in the squirrel's body that are remnants of the acorn.