Your answer is energy. Hope that helps
The best answer is B.
DNA is sometimes referred to as the blue print of the cell's information because it is the store house in which all genetic information necessary for the cell's survival and reproduction is kept.
Without DNA, there cannot be any continuation of life and no new generation of organisms. All living cells and organisms are essentially made up of protein in different forms. Apart from water, proteins are the most abundant molecules in the cell and body where they serves as the major structural component and are essential for growth and maintenance. Information for all these proteins is found in DNA. Without DNA, there can be no protein hence no life.
Answer:
a. This quote means, if you believe that something you excel, or your ability to do something, in is ingrained in your mind you will eventually get to a point where you won't know what to do or your won't be good at it anymore and you will break, and not know what to do because you think your skill was ingrained into your mind. If you believe you can learn something to become better at it then you will be able to get past that point because you will know you just have to learn more about it.
Explanation:
Sorry if this isn't a very good answer I'm not in college!
What are the answer choices?
Answer:
The biosphere distributes water through the hydrological cycle that results from evaporation and perspiration.
Explanation:
The biosphere is the entire known ecosystem, which is formed by all organisms and living beings on the planet. The biosphere is known as the place where life is born; it is characterized by its evolution.
In the biosphere, the distribution of water is through the hydrological cycle in which it has a circular development, where water only moves from one place to another, in the same state or different physical states.
The cycle begins with the water falling into the biosphere; it is absorbed by plants, who need it to perform photosynthesis; in the process, the water passes to a vapor state. It is elevated to the troposphere where it condenses in clouds and finally falls to the biosphere in solid-state, and the cycle is repeated.
When the water fall to the surface, it can remain in it in a liquid state in a larger body of water, such as a river or a lake, or be absorbed by a living being. Still, the process will always end in its evaporation, condensation, and fall.
<em>I hope this information can help you.</em>