Answer:
C. Phenotypes
Explanation:
Taking notes on all the physical characteristics observed about the tortoises and then observing the finches, I have observed the phenotypes.
Phenotypes are the observable characteristics of a species which are the result of genetic expression influenced by the environmental factors.
So, phenotypes will be recorded during the trip while taking notes on all the physical characteristics which can be directly related to genotype and environmental factors.
Hence, the correct option is "C. phenotypes".
Cell specialization is important because
-it is required for cells to perform as part of a living thing
-different cells need to do different things
answer:
Malleable
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Waste
<u>Waste</u> is any unwanted substance or toxin that is expelled from organisms. Example: urea, carbon dioxide.
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- <em><u>The body must remove waste products from the all the tissues in the body. These waste products are constantly being produced by the body tissues and must therefore be excreted, because if they are not, they will increase in concentration and may interfere with chemical reactions or damage cells.</u></em>
- <em><u>Waste products include, carbon dioxide and Urea</u></em>. They are excreted through various body system and excretory organs, which includes, kidney that eliminates water, urea and other waste products in the form of urine, lungs which eliminates carbon dioxide from the body, and skin which excretes excess water.
The statements that are true of heterogeneous mixtures are: they settle out and the proportions of solute to solvent may vary. The correct answer is option A. 1 and 2. Heterogeneous mixtures are considered mixtures wherein the components are not uniform and still retain their properties. Characteristics of heterogeneous mixtures are: the ratio of solute and solvent is not equal, the substances can be separated physically and they still retain their properties even if mixed with another substance.