Yes, It indeed is inside a cell's nuculeus. You are correct
The worm feeds via a "pumping" action in which it first uptakes the fluid surrounding it. Then, it expels the fluid while trapping any bacteria within it. The bacteria are then digested for energy and nutrients.
Formula to create heat of fusion (hof) i q=m•/\Hf
to get the amount of heat energy you need to
however much you have gxj/g
find J
Chromosomes are found in the nucleus of body cells. These chromosomes are made of protein and deoxyribose, which is a five-carbon sugar. Some of these chromosomes can be found in the mitochondria of a cell also. Hope this helps!
C... an animal that is faster than the others will have way better chances of survival. Thus, the animal with the mutation will pass on the trait more
