The right option is; a. fatty substances called lipids inside the cell
Among other changes caused by cell aging, there is an increase in pigments and fatty substances called lipids inside the cell.
Aging occurs in the body's cells, tissues, and organs and it therefore affects the functioning of all body systems. Cell aging makes cells sizes to increase and reduces their ability to reproduce. It causes an increase in pigments and fatty substances (lipids) inside the cell. This makes the cells to be inactive or to function abnormally. Aging also causes the accumulation of waste products in tissues.
The answer is c. Hope this helps
In a way yes but in a way no hope i answerd your question
Answer:
D
Explanation:
<u>The correct answer should be no, because the variation displayed by the butterfly is due to the environment and not due to genetics.</u>
Variations can be caused by the environment where organisms inhabit or by genes in the system of the organism. Variations that are due to the environment cannot be passed on to the next generation while those that are due to genes can be inherited by subsequent generations.
<em>The variation observed in the significantly different butterfly as shown in the illustration is due to the fact that it spent time developing in an area of the habitat that is warm, moist, and has more food available when compared to other areas. The variation is, therefore, due to the environment only and not genetics.</em>
The correct option is D.
