No, the recipient has no antibodies to antigens A and B, and therefore can receive blood from a type O donor
B because pseudopods are not whip-like, not used for reproduction, and can be retracted back into the cell
<span>The nurse may want to sit with the patient and perhaps a therapist or a spouse to discuss the severity of the situation and/or treatment plans that could be appropriate. Should the patient further refuse, the nurse should let them decide for themselves what to do next.</span>
Answer:
Four abiotic forms of nitrogen cycle and its chemical formula
Ammonium – 
Ammonia – 
Nitrite –
Nitrate – 
Explanation:
Ammonium: In the nitrogen cycle ammonium is starting point that is present in soil and are converted to various forms by different process.
Ammonia: In the process of nitrogen fixation, the bacteria having nitrogenase enzymes reacts with the nitrogen as well as hydrogen and produces the ammonia, which is further converted to organic compounds.
Nitrite: The nitrosomonas bacteria present helps in conversion of nitrogen gas into nitrite.
Nitrate: Again the Nitrite is converted into Nitrate by the nitrobacter. During the process of assimilation ammonium and nitrate are absorbed by the plants.
Answer:I believe B:The Phosphate Group
Explanation: