Pollution, Population and Development size can all have effects on tempature more polluted places are warmer beleive it or not and buildings can actually absorb a lot of heat however they are usually in cities with large concentrations of people
Ans B
since there is a decrease in blood glucose concentration, the pancreas release glucagon, which causes the liver to turn stored glycogen back into glucose<span> and thus increasing its level back to normal.</span>
Answere1SER helps in the manufacture of fat molecules or lipids
2It plays a critical role in detoxifying many poisons and drugs in the liver
The third one is the right answer.
Mutations appear randomly and these mutations can either have possitive, negative or neutral impact on the individual's survival. The environment of the individual amongst other factor determine the net effect of the mutation. For example:
A mutation on a shade plant for bigger leaves would have a possitive impact on the plants survival due to the increase of the photosynthetic tissue area. On the other hand the same mutation on a desert plant would have a negative impact on the plant's survival due to the increase of the leaf area which leads to increased water evaporation off the plant.
Answer:
A. inheritance and reproduction
Explanation:
These two terms are interrelated as the act of one (reproduction) gives rise to the other (inheritance). The process whereby offsprings are produced using gametes (sexual reproduction) or without gametes (asexual reproduction) from a an organism called the parent is called REPRODUCTION. Reproduction is necessary to ensure the survival of a particular species.
During reproduction, the genetic material (DNA) in form of chromosomes of an organism is passed down from parents to offsprings in a process called INHERITANCE or HEREDITY. The information needed for certain processes like growth, reproduction, survival and others are contained in the genetic material, and are transferred from the parents to their progenies.
In sexual reproduction, this biological information encoded in the genetic material is passed on via gametes produced by each parent (male and female) during meiosis.
