Answer:
The correct option is <u>4. They are specialized.</u>
Explanation:
All cells in our body originate from the stem cells. The stem cells keep dividing and become specialized. Each specialized cell in the body performs a specific function for which it is made. Also, the shape of some cells is changed so that they have a shape which allow them to perform their functions. For example, the cells in our muscles are termed as myocytes. There are three different kinds of myocytes, each with different shapes which allows them to function properly.
Answer: The answer is charge. Protons have charge. Neutrons don't.
The movements of the lithosphere to reach isostasty are called isostatic adjustments. One type of isostatic adjustment is shown in Figure 1. As these isostatic adjustments occur. areas of the crust are bent up and down. This bending causes rock in that area to deform.
Answer:
Your answer lacks of the image to see which cranial nerves are highlighted, but I will explain each one.
Explanation:
The spinal accessory nerve is the eleventh cranial nerve which supplies the sternocleidomastoid and trapezius muscles.
The oculomotor nerves are the third cranial nerve which controls the eyes movements and it's responsible for the pupil's size.
The trochlear nerve, known as the fourth cranial nerve, is a motor nerve which innervates the superior oblique muscle of the eye.
The trigeminal nerves are responsible for the sensation in the face and motor functions and is the largest cranial nerve. It's name derives from that the both nerves have three major branches, the ophthalmic nerve; the ophthalmic nerve; and the mandibular nerve.
