Illustrate the cellular respiration pathway (using diagrams)

You collect a specimen from a deep jungle survey. It appears to be a new species. You get to name it, but before you can, you mu

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Answer:

This question is incomplete/lacks options, the options are:

A) Plant-like protists

B) Plants

C) Fungus

D) Archeaebacteria

The answer is A) Plant-like protists

Explanation:

Organisms of the kingdom protista are eukaryotic (possess a membrane-bound nucleus) unicellular or multicellular organisms that can be autotrophic or heterotrophic in nature depending on whether they are plant or animal like. Protists are classified borganisms that do not fit into the other group classification i.e. fungi, plant, animal and bacteria.

However, organisms in the group called PROTISTS can either be animal-like or plant-like depending on whether they possess some animal or plant characteristics respectively. Plant-like protist, like the organism described in the question, have CHLOROPLAST organelles like plants and hence, can perform photosynthesis in the presence of sunlight to synthesize their own food. This characteristics makes them autotrophic like plants.

Therefore, based on the characteristics of the new specimen collected from a deep jungle survey, the classification that fits it best is PLANT-LIKE PROTISTS.

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The map shows the Soils of America.

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Answer: weathered

Explanation: Vertisol, one of the 12 soil orders in the U.S. Soil Taxonomy. Vertisols are clay-rich soils that undergo significant vertical cracking during the dry seasons. Typically forming under grassland vegetation in basin or rolling hill landscapes, they are best suited for use as pastureland and for the cultivation of plants, such as rice, that thrive in standing surface water. Their very low water permeability when wet and unstable structure make them unsuitable for most other commercial uses.

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If flies that are heterozygous for both the bent wing gene and the vestigial wing gene are mated, what is the probability of off

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Because identical twins begin as a single fertilized egg that then separates, identical twins share ____ percent of genetic make

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Because identical twins begin as a single fertilized egg that then separates, identical twins share 100 percent of genetic makeup.

<h3>IDENTICAL TWINS:</h3>

Identical twins are a type of twins characterized by their phenotypic similarity. They look so much alike that they are almost morphologically indistinguishable.

Their similarity emanates from their genetic content. Identical twins are formed when two sperms fertilize a single egg, which then splits into two.

Since identical twins begin as a single fertilized egg that then separates, this means that they share 100% of their genetic makeup.

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A third-grader decided to breed guinea pigs for her school science project. She went to a pet store and bought a male with smoot

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To know what happened here you need to start analyzing the male and female guinea pig that this girl brought at the store.

Male with smooth black fur

Female with rough white fur

So, you have two characteristics: color and style of fur.

Those are the F0, the start of the bread.

The crossing made a litter of eight contained only rough black animals, this told you the dominance of the alleles:

Black (BB) over white (ww) and rough (RR) over smooth (ss).

Parents are BBss x wwRR = BwRs, BwRs,BwRs, and BwRs

So, the F1 or firs offspring will all have the BwRs alleles and the phenotype will be black rough.

When this F1 is crossed, you had a variety of coats and colors.

BwRs x BwRs =BBRR, BwRs, wBsR, wwss

This explains the variety of colors and coats.

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Illustrate the cellular respiration pathway (using diagrams)​

Illustrate the cellular respiration pathway (using diagrams)