Law would be the correct answer to fill in the blank. Law is correct because scientific law explains behaviors of natural phenomenons since it's based on repeated experiments.
The digestive system breaks down food, the respiratory system takes in oxygen, and the cardiovascular system delivers the oxygen and food to the cells.
Explanation:
1. Earth is 13 million years older than moon... Moon is 4.53 billion years ago and earth is 4.543 billion years ago.
Much younger than earth.
2.moon has small iron core or lacks sizable iron core.
3 galaxies not considered in solar system bcoz
solar system is the part of milky way galaxy..
4. Hydrogen and helium
5. Venus bcoz it is closest to Sun.
Answer:
Enzymes are the bio-catalyst produced by the body.
They increases the rate of bio-chemicals reaction taking inside the body.
They form enzyme-substrate complex in order to increase the rate of the reaction.
They are highly specific in nature.
Example:
- Hexokinase catalyses the conversion of glucose to glucose-6-phosphate.
- Salivary amylase catalyses the breakdown of starch into maltose (simpler sachharides).
- Protein kinase is an enzyme used to activate or deactivate other by adding phosphate group to them.
A species that humans bring to an area where it did not previously occur is a(an): exotic species.
Exotic species are those that exist outside of their native geographic range, also known as alien, nonnative, nonindigenous, or introduced species. Exotic species are those that people have purposefully or accidentally introduced into ecosystems outside of the ones in which they have evolved. These introductions undoubtedly happen regularly in nature.
For instance, the Japanese native Kudzu (Pueraria lobata) was brought to the United States in 1876. Due to either a lack of imported individuals or inadequate adaptation to the ecosystem they join, the majority of attempts to introduce exotic species are likely to be unsuccessful. However, some species have preadaptations that can help them thrive even more in a novel setting.
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