Answer:
The answer is below.
Explanation:
All carbohydrates are composed of one or more <em>monosaccharides</em> . A protein is composed of one or more long, unbranched chains called <em>peptides</em> which are coiled and folded into a specific 3-dimensional shape. A polypeptide is composed of monomers called <em>amino acids</em> . Nucleic acids are composed of monomers called <em>nucleotides</em> . Triglycerides are composed of glycerol and <em>fatty acids</em> . Glucose, starch, and cellulose are all examples of <em>carbohydrates</em> . RNA and DNA are examples of <em>nucleic acids</em> . Fats, steroids, and terpenes are examples of <em>lipids</em> . Polymers are formed by linking monomers together through <em>chemical</em> reactions. Breaking the bonds between the subunits of a polymer involves <em>catabolic</em> reactions. During a hydrolysis reaction, a molecule of water is <em>consumed</em> . During a condensation reaction, a molecule of water is <em>formed.</em>
Answer: color, cleavage, clarity, durability, and crystal system
Explanation: color - distinctly green color that ranges between bluish green and slightly yellowish green.
cleavage - one direction of imperfect cleavage
clarity - almost every natural emerald has eye-visible characteristics that can be inclusions, surface-reaching fractures, or healed fractures. Treatments to fill the fractures with oils, waxes, polymers, flux and other materials to reduce their visibility has been common practice for hundreds of years.
durability - emerald is very hard, but almost all specimens have inclusions and surface-reaching fractures that compromise their durability
crystal system - hexagonal
<span>Careful observations </span>
The correct answer is that a butterfly and an octopus do not have Carnegie stages of development, while elephants and turtles do. This is because Carnegie stages of development are stages found only in the development of the vertebrate embryo. Carnegie stages can be defined as a system in embryology, which include 23 stages of the embryonic development, each characterized with the different age, size and morphologic characteristics of an organism.
Answer:
The cell membrane, cytoplasm, chromosomes, and mitochondria are the structures that are present in both the plant and the animal cells. The cell wall and chloroplast are present only in the plant cell
Explanation:
Cell membrane: Cell membrane, also termed as the plasma membrane separates the outside of cell from the interior of the cell.
Cytoplasm: Cytoplasm can be described as the material or protoplasm of a cell excluded the nucleus of the cell. It is where all the organelles of the cell roam inside the cell.
Golgi body: Golgi bodies are the folded vesicles which are involved in the intracellular transport of cell.
Nucleus: Nucleus is the region where the hereditary material, DNA, is present.
Ribosomes: It consists of RNA.
Vacuoloes : The water containing compartments present in all plant cells and only some animal cells.