Answer:
Kinda Baboon
Dugong
Mara
Jaguarundi
Mountain Tapir
Red Wolf
Explanation:
You have to remember that phylogenic involves how a species is diverse or a specific feature of that species so the last two boxes are asking what features of this animal makes it unexpected or difficult to know for it's opponent. A quick example on the first fight, a baboon can climb and get to high places meaning the fruit bat is going to have a hard time getting away from it.
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Answer:
Option c (No, T cells left from the previous infection can kill any virus.
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Explanation:
When ever viral infection occur, body's immune system start to fight against it by activating B-cells and T-cells.
B-cells produce antibodies that bind with virus and act as label. This label indicate virus as foreign substance. Hence T-cells recognize it and kill it. Furthermore, B-cells form memory cell that keep the viral memory. if this viral infection occur again in future, T-cell recognize it and eliminate the virus.This mechanism is called immunity.
The answer to the question would be FALSE. Protists are not prokaryotes but rather it is eukaryotes. Protists are a part of the kingdom Protista and are classified as eukaryotes. <span>Protista includes many one-celled protozoa that are similar to animal cells, one-celled algae, water molds and slime molds, and these organisms may be referred to as eukaryotic microorganisms.</span>
The outcome of this error would be that the gradient of the proton in the thykaloid space would not be able to be used to produce ATP. This is because the ATP synthase was inserted in a backward position to the membrane which would cause for protons to the build up in the thykaloid space.
