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Licensing, Design, and Construction are the three ways water moves between repositoroes.
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If 1 bacterium = 1st generation
2 Bacteria = 2nd generation
4 bacteria = 3rd generation
8 bacteria = 4th generation
16 bacteria = 5th generation
32 bacteria = 6th generation.
There will be 32 bacteria in the 6th generation.
Definitely D!!!!! and NOT C
D. Only Bacteria can reproduce outside a host.
Just did the test on Apex on the lesson 2.5.2
Answer:
School of orange fish-population
fish, starfish, coral, plants, rocks, and water- ecosystem
starfish- organism
fish, starfish, coral, and plants- community
Answer:
B) generator potential
Explanation:
The short-lived and localized changes in membrane potential are called graded potentials. A sensory receptor senses the stimulus. As the stimulus is sensed by the associated sensory neuron, there is the production of a graded potential. When the receptor of a sensory neuron is excited by some form of energy such as heat, light, etc., the resulting graded potential is called a generator potential. It is also called a receptor potential.
If the receptor potential is large enough to reach the threshold, it triggers one or more nerve impulses in the axon of the sensory neuron. For instance, thermosensory receptors sense the change in the temperature conditions and the associated sensory neurons generate the graded potential. Since the graded potential is generated due to temperature (heat), it is a generator potential.