Answer:
Five different types of fossils are body fossils, molds and casts, petrification fossils, footprints and trackways, and coprolites.
Answer:
The correct option is C.
There is greater area to cover to observe and
manage the animals.
Explanation:
This is because pasture type system refers to a large area of land where grasses are grown and animals are allow to graze the area of land to obtained nutrients. In this system there is large area of land where animals are well observed while feeding in order to prevent the risk of loss and attacks.
Answer:
Decreased breathing (a) is not a symptom of ketoacidosis.
Explanation:
Ketoacidosis is a condition involving the levated production of ketones in the organism, usually as a consequence of type 1 diabetes.
The build up of ketones in the blood is mostly due to the breakdown of fatty acids by the body to acquire energy. Since ketone is an organic acid, its high levels decrease blood pH leading to several symptoms.
Frequent urination (polurya), fruity odor to breath, dehydratation and electrolyte imbalance are some of the symptoms. Decreased breathing rate is not a symptom, actually, ketoacidosis leads to rapid breathing.
Increasing the rate of breathing reduces the amount of CO₂ in the blood, which increases its pH making it less acidic.
Answer:
Elongated shape
Explanation:
Centrifugation separates molecules on the basis of angular motion.
Due to spherical shape, the value of 'f' is lesser for a spherical protien than the rod shaped one.
Hence the sedimentation coefficient for an elongated protien is 2.6S while htat of a spherical protien is 4.31S.
Hence its elongated shape results in slow centrifugation.
Some of the important principles of centrifugation are as follows :
- The greater the mass, the more is the sedimentation rate i-e the one with greater mass will move down more rapidly as compared to the one with les mass.
- Shape of particles also effect it, the rounder the particle, the lower frictional coeeficient.
- Density of particles
- Density of fluid
Occurs in our muscle cells................