Answer:
The differences between gross and fine motor skills :-
Explanation:
There is also the motor ability, which can be split into two broad areas: gross engine capabilities and fine motor abilities.* All of them are not exclusive and gross controls must be well designed to allow a person to produce fully controlled movements.
Big engine competences, such as walking, standing, and running, are required for everyday activities. We require strong core muscles and the ability to co-ordinate hand and oeil in order to produce fluid motion such as tossing, catching or punching the ball.*Standing, running or standing are all necessary for day-to-day activities. They require strong core muscles and a hand coordination skill
Motor skills are movements that function together with the brain, nervous system and muscles. Small motor skills–such as the taking of small objects and the handling of a spoon–include small finger muscles, toes, elbows, lips and tongue. The best motor skills are the larger gestures, which use the great muscles in arms, legs, torso and feet — like to turn over and sit.
Cell is the smallest unit of life !!
Autotrophic is the answer.
fungus are heterotrophic .
Answer:
A food chain is a representation of what eats what in an ecosystem.
A combination of food chains is termed as a food web.
Example of two food chains in a food web are :
Example No 1:
Plant----- Grasshopper------ Frog---snake--- bacteria
Example No 2:
Plant---- rabbits---- fox---- bacteria
In a food chain, producers are usually plants and algae which are able to make their own food. Consumers feed on the plants. In example no 1, grasshoppers are primary consumers, frogs are secondary consumers, snakes are tertiary consumers.
In example no 2,plants are producers, rabbits are primary consumers and foxed are secondary consumers.
Decomposers are organisms that feed on the dead organisms in a food chain. In both the examples of food chain, bacteria are the decomposers.
Channel proteins is the answer to your question
