A nucleus consists of a nuclear membrane that surrounds it, within the membrane there is a nucleolus which can be compared metaphorically to the yolk of an egg in appearance. The nucleolus is surrounded by nucleoplasm which is quite like the cytoplasm.
Answer: The bald eagle belongs to the genus Haliaeetus, and of the specie leucocephalis
Explanation:
The modern system of classification makes use of binomial nomenclature, a system of naming organisms which consists of two names: the First name is the Genus while the second is the specific name.
Hence, Haliaeetus is the generic (i.e general name) name of the bald eagle, while leucocephalis is it's specific name.
Answer:
a) Hypothesis
Explanation:
The statement is a hypothesis because is an assumption made from empirical data that serves as the basis for initiating an investigation.
Answer:
The <u>endocrine</u> system is a complex network of glands that release tiny amounts of hormones into the bloodstreams of humans and other vertebrate animals.
Explanation:
The endocrine system is a set of organs, tissues and cells whose function is to release various chemical substances called hormones into the bloodstream. The endocrine glands are the group of cells that produce and release hormones, which are secreted into the blood while waiting for the proteins that are designed to specifically capture each of them, are responsible for transporting them to the cells of the tissues and organs to which they must reach. Once there, they transmit the precise orders to regulate cellular activity.