Muscular system, gastrointestinal system and excretory system are required for the process.
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Cheetos is a nutrient rich diet which is actually a snack. Its a hard food, so needs to be chewed which uses the muscular system for chewing. The muscles of jaw like masseter and temporalis are required.
Now as the Cheetos are crunched, they need to be digested into finer particles and finally into the absorbable particles. This uses the gastrointestinal system. The enzymes digest the food and the villi of small intestine helps in the absorption.
The absorbed food are metabolized in liver and some excretory products are produced. They are excreted using the excretory system.
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Explanation: pH is a measure of the acidity or alkalinity of a solution. What the pH scale measures is basically the concentration of hydrogen and hydroxyl atoms in a solution. So, the last option is the answer. Another thing to keep in mind is solutions with a pH under 7 are acidic, solutions with a pH of 7 are neutral, and solutions with a pH over 7 are alkaline or considered a base. I hope this helped! Good luck:)
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Following are the evidences that support human evolution by natural selection:
i) Biogeography
ii)The fossil record
iii) Molecular Biology
Explanation:
i) Biogeography: it was the geographical distribution of species that was first suggested the idea of evolution to Darwin.
ii) The fossil Record: The succession of fossil forms is strong evidence in a favor of evolution. It provides a visual record in a complete series showing the evolution of an organism.
iii) Molecular biology: Evolutionary relationships among species are reflected in their DNA and proteins, in their genes and gene products.
DNA has to be transcribed into RNA because not only can dna not leave the nuclear for translation at the ribosomes
Also for translation to occur the codons on the mRNA match up with the codons on the tRNA which is connected to the amino acids forming the chain
<span>Which group of organisms produces energy from sunlight and is also known as blue-green algae?</span> cyanobacteria