I’d say it would be hippos
First question:
a. Gastrulation
Gastrulation is a phase<span> of the </span>embryonic development<span> in </span>animals. It doesn't occur in plants or any other organism. The other options can be put apart because <span>multicellularity, sexual reproduction, and </span>flagellated sperm are also characteristics that are present in plants, for example. Heterotrophic nutrition is something that's part of all <span>animals as well as non green plants.
Second question:
a. M</span><span>ulticellularity
</span>Synapomorphy is <span>a shared </span>trait <span>that distinguishes a </span>clade<span> from other organisms. C</span>hoanoflagellates are considered the most close ancestors to the animals distinguishing from them by multicellularity. They are very studied with the purpose to know the mechanisms of colonies' formation and evolution to multicellular animals.
Third question:
<span>d. Choanoflagellates
This are the most closely related living protist group. The </span>choanoflagellates are very similar to the ch<span>oanocytes of the sponges bringing them into closeness with the animals. They even aggregate in colonies, and are thought, because of all of this, to be the closest branch of single cells to that of the animals.</span>
Answer:
A
Explanation:
'pest' means insect and '-icide' means to kill, so pesticide literally means bug killer.
Answer:
Option-C
Explanation:
The mitochondria organelle is a membrane-enclosed organelle which perform the function of producing energy in the cells.
The inner membrane layer of the mitochondria is adapted in a way that increases the surface for the enzyme which produces an energy molecule called ATP. Therefore the enzymes that synthesize the ATP molecule are known as the ATP molecule.
The ATP in the cell is produced by a complex process known as cellular respiration. The citric cycle takes place in the matrix of the mitochondria.
Thus, Option-C is the correct answer.
