<span>The geosphere includes all these parts. In earth science, the core is the center and the hottest part of the earth. The mantle is the next layer of the earth. The crust of the earth includes the ground that we walk on. The geosphere includes the solid parts of the earth.</span>
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1. is showing the organisms chart. 2. the genus 2 organisms are h and d. 3. family 1 organisms are a,g,h,d,b. 4. a and j share order 1. 5. k and i share class 2. 6. d and c share phylum nsscockroacha. and im in 7th grade uwu
Explanation:
In the depolarization step of action potential where the membrane resting potential is reversed by the rush of sodium ions into a neuron.
A membrane potential shift from -70mV to +30mV for a limited period of time is known as an action potential.
The moving action potential has three stages:
1) The depolarization step, where sodium ions rush into a neuron and reverse the membrane resting potential; and
2) repolarization, which is a mechanism that restores the resting voltage of the membrane and the ionic concentration in the cell, is caused by the closure of the voltage-gated sodium channels and the opening of the potassium channels.
3) Hyperpolarization, when excessive potassium ion efflux occurs as a result of some open potassium channels increasing potassium permeability and causing a drop in the membrane potential.
4) The action potential, which is a transient reversal of membrane potential that travels through the axon, comprises three phases that are described above.
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The major difference between compost and green manure lies in their composition. While green manure is made from animal-based waste products such as urine and feces. Adding compost to the soil enriches the soil with organic matter while green manure increases the nitrogen level of the soil.
I have no straight answer with ABDE as of your lack there-of. But here.
Gene flow is the introduction of genes/alleles between populations. An example is a flower having it´s pollen carried by a bee. The bee then introduces it (intentional or not.) to other flowers.
Another example is a pack of gray wolves suddenly having a different wolf introduced. *As long as it can breed, that is* They will slowly incorporate the new alleles/genes into the pack.
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