Lamarck developed the theory of acquired characteristics that organisms changed during their lifetime to accommodate their environment and that these acquired characteristics became inherited in their offspring. This theory was preceded for example by Erasmus Darwin who believed that "improvements" to organisms could be passed on or inherited.
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Dermatophytes
Explanation:
Dermatophytes is a common group of fungi which includes Microsporum, Epidermophyton and Trichophyton. These cause skin diseases in animals including humans. These fungi can cause infections in hairs, nails and skin and feed by obtaining keratin from cells. These usually not invade the living tissues but only infect the superficial layer of the of the outer skin. The skin diseases caused by these fungi include ringworm, athlete’s foot and jock itch.
Absorption takes place in the small intestine. Fatty acids and glycerol are formed by digestion of lipids which diffuse through the one-cell thick cell wall of villi and into lacteals (lymphatic vessels).
Carbon dioxide and water (AND sunlight) are taken in, the glucose is used by the plant and oxygen is released as a waste product.
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Explanation:
Vaccinations need a large amount of the population to work effectively. With people not getting vaccinated they are putting the majority of the people at risk of an outbreak of that.
