Answer:
The most likely cause of Nota’s pain is shoulder dislocation/ subluxation.
Explanation:
When Laika picked Nota up by the right arm and lifts him, the shoulder was in abduction and external rotation, which favours shoulder dislocation. This was supported by the loud popping sound, guarding of right arm and pain, which is severe in nature.
Answer:
After 14 years the population of these birds reached to 300.
Explanation:
The main reason for the extinction or decrease in population of these birds are over hunting or the introduction of invasive species in the ecosystem. Due to over hunting by humans many beneficial species are extinct which causes imbalance in the ecosystem which can't be corrected. These population should be increased by providing a suitable environment to these birds.
B) Eukaryote
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Answer:
The correct answer is D. proteins
Explanation:
The endothelium is a tissue that fulfills multiple functions, from vascular homeostasis to those related to the passage of substances to the cells and tissues of the body. Diffusion is a type of passive transport, where all the exchanges between the blood and the cells use the interstitial fluid as an intermediate route. Substances in the blood or interstitial fluid can pass through the walls of a capillary by diffusing through intercellular clefts or transcellular pores (fenestrations), or through endothelial cells (cells that form the circulatory system comprising arteries, veins, and capillaries). Fat-soluble materials such as oxygen (O2), carbon dioxide (CO2), can pass through the capillary walls directly through the lipid bilayer of the plasma membrane of endothelial cells. Most plasma proteins (those that are present in the blood) cannot pass through the walls of the continuous and fenestrated capillaries because they are very large. The gradients for the correct diffusion of respiratory gases, nutrients and waste products are created by the cellular metabolism that consumes some and produces others, leading to increases or decreases in their concentration in the interstitial fluid.
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