The answers are A, B, & C. Steroid hormones have a
longer half-life than peptide hormones because steroid hormones ride on carrier
proteins in the blood. In other words, they
are bound to protein carriers that transport molecules across the membrane. They can also be stored temporarily in the adipose
tissue. And also, steroid hormones are sent to the nucleus where it regulates transcription
while peptides don’t require this process. This is the reason why the effects of
steroid hormones are exerted more slowly than peptides.
They all have these traits: <span>Cellular organization, Reproduction, Metabolism, Homeostasis, Heredity, Response to stimuli, Growth and development, and <span>Adaptation through evolution.</span></span>
I think it would be more like a book of blue prints because you have so much in your DNA like a book but one blue print just shows you one structure. <span />
<span> the answer is commensalism</span>
