Many owls eat small rodents and similar critters. So let's say the rabbit population might grow if owls weren't there to keep the numbers down.
<span>Foxes probably eat the same sort of small rodents. So if owls weren't there, foxes would have more food to themselves, so their population might go up. </span>
<span>And if foxes had more small rodents to eat, they would eat relatively less of any one species. So if they had plenty of rabbits to eat, they might eat less squirrels, so the squirrel population would go up.</span>
Answer:
Option (4).
Explanation:
Respiratory system may be defined as the system involves in the exchange of gases between the tissue, lungs and the outside environment. The respiratory system involves nose, mouth, larynx, trachea, lungs, brochi, alevoli and alveolar ducts.
The oxygen is inhaled in the body and carbon dioxide is exhaled out from the body. The oxygen is transferred into the blood stream by binding of oxygen with hemoglobin. The oxygen is diffused in to body due to the partial pressure difference of oxygen and carbon dioxide.
Thus, the correct answer is option (4).
The right answer is: voltage-gated channels
Ionic channels are membrane proteins that allow the selective passage of the cell membrane by ions (Na +, Ca2 +, K +, Cl-, ...) following the electrochemical gradients. They play a vital role in cellular excitability, triggering and propagation of action potential. They intervene in the coupling excitation-contraction and excitation-secretion. Ion channel selectivity is based on the adequacy of ion size and charges with the structure and amino acid sequence of the channels.
Among these channels, there are voltage-gated channels.
These are ion channels whose opening is activated by the membrane potential.
These dependent volumetric channels are characterized:
- by the selectivity of the ions (Ca2 +, Na +, K +, Cl-, ...)
- by their conductance
- by their activation domain (significant depolarization to low)
- by their kinetics of inactivation (slow, fast or transient)
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