You can use a chromosomal karyotype to see if there are any abnormalities with the normal 23 pairs of chromosomes that every healthy human has. Different abnormalities like an extra chromosome (trisomy), missing a chromosome (Minos omg), or having certain parts missing or added on can lead to a person to be diagnosed with certain disease (ex: Down syndrome is an extra chromosome on the 21st chromosome).
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Yes they can Only eukaryotes form multicellular organisms consisting of many kinds of tissue made up of different cell types
For the first question, it's D. And the second question it's C.
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Global Biosphere. Life is an integral part of the Earth system. Living things influence the composition of the atmosphere by “inhaling” and “exhaling” carbon dioxide and oxygen. ... They regulate ocean chemistry by taking carbon out of the atmosphere.
Dissolved gasses under lots of pressure are being trapped in the magma, these expanding gases and steam are what causes it. Also, because of this heat getting more and more hotter, and the volume being lost due to the gasses over time the lava bursts out.
