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I think the dewpoint is 11.09°C or 11.1°C. I'm not sure though..
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For example a forest, if there is a small lake and many animals live there then the resourcewill be lower and the food source (animals eating each other) will be higher but if they eat plant the plants will be lower since many are competing for the same food source
Answer:
<u>Option-(C,A):</u>Archaea must undergo meiosis prior to cell division, and Each chromosome in a polyploid organism has distinct genetic information.
Explanation:
- <u> Archaea are polyploid:</u>
Archea are prehistoric organisms who can be also termed as the prokaryotic living cells, as they developed from a less developed form to a more complex shape or system. As the feature of being a polyploid makes it easy for any archea to survive in the most severe conditions. As the polyploids contain a number of genetic materials in pair, as each pair is very distinctive in features or more independent in regulating a function then the other. Giving it a more diversity of genetic sequence its genome.
Along, with that the process of meiosis occurs prior to the process or event of cell division. Which is for production of the copies of the parent cell, which posses the same genetic material as that of the parent cells.
<u>endocrine</u> and <u>excretory</u>
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Different glands in the endocrine system (ex: the adrenal gland) produce hormones (ex: epinephrine/adrenaline) that circulate throughout the blood to regulate various cellular processes in various areas of the body.
The excretory system is responsible for the excretion of wastes from the body. This body system includes several organs from other body systems. For instance, the lungs are technically a part of this organ system (along with the respiratory system) because the lungs remove CO2 (a metabolic waste product from cellular respiration) from the blood and out of the body when you breathe out. Another, probably even more obvious example, of organs involved in the excretory system are the kidneys, bladder...etc (i.e. urinary system).
