It inhabitants the deep waters off the coasts of mainland Australia,Tasmania as well as the waters of New Zealand.
<u>Answer</u>: C. competency and proficiency
<em>Competency and proficiency’ guiding principle of forensic science states that a forensic scientist should be committed to lifelong learning.
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A forensic scientist should be well aware of the <em>new technologies</em> and should have the expertise in using this new technology and equipment. The seriousness of the role that a <em>forensic scientist</em> is engaged in makes it necessary for him to be a continuous learner throughout his lifetime.
<em>Professionalism guiding principle</em> explains the need for a forensic scientist to remain impartial and conduct fair examinations. Clear communication principle mentions the importance of accuracy and clarity in a <em>forensic science report.
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Clusters of flowers are called infloresence. I hope this helped!:)
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The oncotic pressure inside the cell will be greater than the pressure outside. Thus causing the cell membrane to rupture. If red blood cells are placed in pure water, water enters into the red blood cells by osmosis and the red blood cells swell up and burst while the onion cells would absorb water due to osmosis, swell and become turgid.The cell sap move conc. than surrounding water gate into the cell by osmosis; the cell swells/becomes turgid; but does not burst due to the cell wall.
<span>Catabolism is all of the chemical reactions that break down molecules, either to extract energy or to produce simple molecules for constructing others. Anabolism refers to all of the metabolic reactions that build or assemble more complex molecules from simpler ones.</span>
