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if the disease kills all the seaguells then it will affect the food chain negativleyy because the population of the species that would eat them (predator) will decrease dramatically and the fish ( what the seaguells eat ) there peopulation will increase dramatically because they are not being eaten .
Explanation:
hope this helps , sorry middle school was a long time ago for me : )
Answer:
The correct option is <em>C) The organism has cells that are able to take in energy.</em>
Explanation:
Option A is false because the organism the question does not specify that the organism is either a plant or animal. It can be fungi or bacteria etc.
Option B is false because the information given in the question does not specify the organism to be unicellular. It can be multicellular.
Option D is false because if the organism is unicellular, then it will have only one. It won't have many cells to eliminate waste. Also, every cell is able to eliminate waste.
Option C is correct because all cells whether unicellular or multicellular need energy to carry out tasks. This statement would be true for any kind of organism.
Answer:
a.They evade the normal controls that trigger programmed cell death.
Explanation:
Cancer cells are cells in the body that grow abnormal and uncontrollably. Continuous growth cancer cells results in the development of tumor as well as the ability to invade neighboring tissues.
Unlike normal cells that are controlled (reproduce only when needed) and are more specialized with specific functions, cancer cells are less specialized compared to normal cells and grow abnormally and rapidly. Cancers cells grow out of control, as they evade the normal control and ignore signals that activate apoptosis or programmed cell death which is used by the body system to destroy unwanted cells.
Answer:
C is the correct answer.
Explanation:
You can automatically eliminate B and D because they have little to do with the movement of the body. And it's not A because the skeletal system doesn't have the signals to tell the muscular system what to do.
