Biology High School

Ddee pea plants can produce _____ type(s) of gametes, but a ddee plant can produce _____ type(s) of gametes.

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Final answer:

A homozygous ddee pea plant can only produce one type of gamete, while a heterozygous pea plant like Ddee can produce multiple types, depending on the number of gene loci with varied alleles. Pea plants that were studied by Mendel can produce different numbers of gametes based on their genotype.

Explanation:

The student's question pertains to the types of gametes produced by pea plants with different genotypes. A ddee pea plant can produce only one type of gamete because it is homozygous at both gene loci (dd and ee), meaning all gametes produced will carry the alleles d and e. On the other hand, a heterozygous pea plant (like Ddee) can produce multiple types of gametes depending on the number of gene loci with varied alleles. For example, if there are two heterozygous gene loci, say DdEe, it can produce four different types of gametes (DE, De, dE, and de).

In Mendel's genetic inheritance studies, pea plants were diploid and had 14 chromosomes. Without crossing over, the number of unique gametes one pea plant can produce depends on the number of heterozygous gene loci. The YyRr plant, which produces four different gametes, we can infer that for each heterozygous gene locus, the number of possible gametes doubles. Therefore, a pea plant with one heterozygous pair will produce two types of gametes, and for two heterozygous pairs, as in YyRr, it will produce four types of gametes (YR, Yr, yR, yr).

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When looking at the fossil record, similarities in anatomical structures can be seen. what is the term for the common ancestry?

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Macroevolution. It is an evolution that is viewed above the level of species. This can be used to assess the diversity of the entire clade and the position to the tree. It encompasses the grandest trends and the transformation in the evolution. This can be done by by reconstructing the natural history of life using the evidences that can be found such as geology, fossils, and compared it to current living organisms. This can only be seen when we look on the large scale of life history.

Circle the letter of each sentence that is true about life in the ocean.
a. in the euphotic zone, phytoplankton use sunlight to produce food.
b. phytoplankton is the basis of most oceanic food webs.
c. photosynthesis occurs from the surface to deep into the abyssal zone of the ocean. do. the neritic zone covers about 5 percent of the world's ocean, but supports 90 percent of the world's commercial fisheries.

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A because if you look it up phytoplankton does uses photosynthesis to produce food.

Phytoplankton uses photosynthesis to produce food. The correct answer is a.  in the euphotic zone, phytoplankton uses sunlight to produce food.

What is phytoplankton?

They offer food for a variety of marine animals in a healthy ecology. Microalgae, sometimes referred to as phytoplankton, are similar to terrestrial plants in that they have chlorophyll and need sunlight to survive and develop.

The tiniest, smallest producers in the plankton group are called phytoplankton. The foundation of aquatic food webs is made up of bacteria and algae. Diatoms, dinoflagellates, cyanobacteria (blue-green algae), and green algae are examples of common phytoplankton.

Green algae and cyanobacteria, sometimes referred to as blue-green algae, make up the majority of freshwater phytoplankton. Although other algae and cyanobacteria can be found, dinoflagellates and diatoms make up the majority of the marine phytoplankton.

Fish and other higher-order marine creatures, such as humans, depend on the phytoplankton food chain in different ways. While some phytoplankton are harmful and can kill fish or contaminate seafood with potent toxins, others are beneficial and are strong determinants of fish production.

Therefore, the answer is a.

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A class activity to study human cheek cells, a student takes a cotton swab and gently scrapes the inside of her mouth. In order to view the cheek cells using a compound microscope, what tool will the student need ?

A. Glass slide
B. Petri dish
C. Pipette
D. Scalpel

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About 450 million years ago, the terrestrial landscape on earth would have _____.

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Had non-vascular green plants similar to liverworts forming green mats on rock.

A geothermal plant has been built in a location. Which of these is the most likely impact of the plant on the location?

A.) variations in the types of fossils found in different continents
B.)variations in the types of rocks that formed mountains in different continents
C.) similarity in the ocean floor temperature along different coastlines
D.)similarity in the patterns made by glaciers along different coastlines

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Geothermal plants rely in energy from hot springs to produce electricity so the correct answer is B.

Answer: B.) Variations in the types of rocks that formed mountains in different continents.

Explanation:

Geothermal energy is the energy that is harnessed from the geosphere in the form of hot water. The groundwater present in the geosphere is heated by the heat present in the geosphere. The water released with pressure from the site called as hot spring.  The hot water is the source of geothermal energy.

The groundwater will come out from the earth will pressure this will create a disturbance in the geosphere. The rocks are the parts of the geosphere. The rocks are likely to be affected by the liberation of water and building up of the geospheric plant.

What is the most common sign during an initial assessment that alerts the nurse that the patient has chronic obstructive pulmonary disease?

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RATIONALE: 
The patient with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) develops a barrel chest over time because trapped air enlarges the lungs and thoracic cavity, thereby reducing chest flexibility. Sunken chest, also known as funnel chest or pectus excavatum, is not related to COPD. Hyperventilation is not characteristically seen with COPD. Instead, the patient usually displays persistent dyspnea on exertion, with or without a chronic cough. Circumoral cyanosis is a bluish discoloration of the skin surrounding the mouth. It is usually an indication of a severely diminished level of oxygen and respiratory distress. Circumoral cyanosis can result from a variety of respiratory diseases and may be a late sign of the COPD disease process.
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During the menstrual cycle, the main source of progesterone is

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During the menstrual cycle, the main source of progesterone is in the ovaries
( corpus luteum.)

If the sun suddenly stopped emitting neutrinos, what might we infer (after checking that our neutrino detectors were still operational)?

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The best inference would be that Fusion reactions in the Sun have ceased within the past few minutes. This is because neutrinos are created from nuclear decay at the core of nuclear reactors such as that at the core of the sun. The sun is estimated to produce approximately 65 billion (6.5×1010) neutrinos per second per square centimeter.


Describe the trend you see in the data for atmospheric pollutants prior to 1970.

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The pollutants in 1970 were the highest since recorded history and are declining steadily.
1970 is the highest bc of where it is located at

1. Of the six species of seals found in Antarctica, four of them breed on the actual ice in the spring months. Which species of seal or ice expert?
A. Crab eater, leopard, harbor, elephant
B. Crab eater, leopard, fur, elephant
C. Crab eater, wedded, Ross, leopard
D. Ross, wedded, leopard, fur

2. Ice that forms and then melts seasonally around the coast of Antarctica is best described as
A. Oceanic ice
B. Glacial ice
C. Sea ice
D. Continental ice

3. All of the factors below play a role in creating ocean currents. Which factor has the greatest influence on weather patterns?
A. Earth’s rotation
B. Heat capacity
C. Salinity
D. Bottom topography

4. Cold water upwelling help increase the number of organisms in an area by bringing
A. Warm water to the area
B. More predators
C. More nutrients from the bottom
D. Warm water nutrients from the top

5. What is the difference between El Niño and La Niña?

6. Which of the following statements about sea surface temperature is evidence of La Niña year?
A. It is greater than normal in the Eastern Pacific
B. It is lower than normal is the Western Pacific
C. It is greater than normal in the Western Pacific
D. It is lower than normal in the Eastern Pacific
E. Normal Pattern

7. Why is it beneficial to use names for hurricanes over latitude-longitude identification methods?

8. Which of the following organisms does NOT rely on krill as a major food source?
A. Adélie penguins
B. Leopard seal
C. Humpback whale
D. Squid

9. Adélie penguins feed mostly on krill but switch to fish during the breeding season and then to squid during the winter. What is a good explanation for this?
A. Fish and squid are more abundant, and krill is more scarce
B. Fish and squid provide more energy than krill
C. Fish and squid is more abundant, and krill is more available
D. Fish and squid is preferred but is not as available during the other months

10. All of the following are ways the penguins stay warm EXCEPT
A. Swimming fast
B. Fat reserves
C. Layers of feathers
D. Staying close together in groups

11. The population of penguins has increased greatly over the past several decades. Part of this can be attributed to the over-hunting of baleen whales. Develop a logical argument for why these two occurrences can be connected.

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1) I believe the answer is C. Weddell and Crab eater seal usually form breeding groups or colonies when breeding. The Leopard and Ross seals are solitary when breeding. Antarctic and elephant seals on the other hand breed in dense groups on beaches when breeding.

2) I think the C. Sea ice is frozen water that forms, grows and melts in the ocean.It occurs both in the arctic and antarctic. The sea ice grows during the winter months and melts during the summer months making it a seasonal ice. Areas with sea ice do not absorb much light because sunlight that strike it are reflected back into space.

3) The answer is C. Heat capacity. When the sun heats the surface evaporation of water occurs. The water vapor is lifted into the atmosphere using heat currents. The water vapor  combines with dust particles to form clouds which later rain.

4) I think the answer is C. The cold water is denser and thus is moves to the bottom(downwelling). Water that is rich in nutrients then moves up to the surface to replace the cold water. The increased nutrients trigger the growth of organisms like the algae.

5) What is the difference between El nino and La nina. I believe El Nino is the warm phase of ENSO while La Nina is the cold phase of ENSO. El Nino usually brings rainfall and warmth to western pacific regions and coldness and dryness to the eastern pacific region while La Nina brings coldness in the eastern pacific regions and heavy rains that cause floods in the western pacific.

6) The answer is C. During the La Nina year the sea surface temperature is greater than normal in the Western pacific. The La Nina is an exaggeration of the usual seasonal cool cycle unlike El Nino which is an exaggeration of the warm cycle. The La Nina year occurs after some El Nino years.

7) Names for hurricane are beneficial over latitude longitude identification because they are easier to remember. They avoid confusion which is more likely when using latitude longitude identification.They also help to spread awareness and are much easier to track.

8)The answer is B. The leopard is the second largest seal that have powerful jaws and long teeth. They use these teeth to kill smaller seals, fish and squid. They also feed on penguins. This is why they do not rely on krill as a major food source.

9) I believe the answer is A. The Adelie penguins feed mostly on krill but switch to fish during breeding because fish and squid are more abundant and krill is more scarce. I think this is because during the breeding season birds spend short periods at sea and hence more fish is available.

10) The answer is A. Due to the fact that penguins live in cold environments, they have adopted a few features to keep them warm. These features include fat under their skin,layers of features and staying together in groups. Penguins swim fast in order to launch themselves in the air.

11) The population of penguins have greatly increased due to the hunting of baleen whales. Baleen whales are know to eat krill and fishes. This means when there is a reduction of the baleen whales there will be an increase in the amount of krill and fish. This will result to an increase in the amount of penguins since food availability will increase increasing their chances of survival.

During bone growth, which significant event occurs at the surface indicated by the letter d?

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I believe it is called an appositional growth
it is a type of Growth in width which involves the adding of layers of lamellar (compact) bone along the bone's outer surface. This process of growth by "layering" is termed appositional growth and is distinct from growth by expansion of the interior matrix (interstitial growth).

What type of polymer is made by bonding an alkene to one or more alkanes or alkenes? A. di-polymers B. multi-polymers C. addition polymers D. subtraction polymers

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The type of polymer that is made by bonding an alkene to one or more alkanes or alkenes is called addition polymer

Addition polymers are those whose polymerization reaction doesn't produce low molecular mass compounds but the bonding of molecules one after the other. Such a reaction implies that there is a rupture in the bonding between monomers (the building blocks of the polymer) to allow the formation of a chain. 

Bonding an alkene to one or more alkanes or alkenes is an example of an addition polymerization. 

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You want to examine the structure of the protein coat of a virus by microscopy. which microscope is your best choice, and why?

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You would need to use a TEM microscope for high resolution image as the viral cell will be very small. An SEM microscope would not produce an image with enough focus to examine the structure

When a firearm is in close proximity to the body—fired from 18 inches away or less—the resulting marks on the body or clothing are referred to as _____?

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 When a gun is fired at a distance not more than 18 inches away a powder tattoo is created on the skin or on the fabric of the victim. The burning powder is incorporated into the material. Oftentimes, investigators located powder tattoos to find the entry wound.

The nurse provides discharge instructions to a client who had a rhinoplasty. which instructions should the nurse share with the client

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to sleep on the back using one pillow under the head.

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Rhinoplasty refers to a nose job or a surgery done on the nose to modify its shape or to better its function. It can be performed for medical purposes, like to correct the breathing issues associated with the nose or to amend the deformity originated due to birth defects or trauma. While handling a client who had a rhinoplasty the nurse should instruct the client to sleep on the back using one pillow underneath the head.

While you are sleeping, approximately how much of the energy your cells use is derived from fats?

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While you are sleeping, approximately between 30% and 70% of the energy your cells use is derived from fats, fats and proteins are the main source of energy and the percentage is going to depend on the type of body and metabolism.

The percentage of energy derived from fat while sleeping is 60-70 percent per day.

Further explanation

Calories are units for measuring energy. The energy needed by the body to breathe, to take selfies (which can sometimes be dozens of times a day), fights with girlfriends, eat, and so on.

Fat is an element (compound) that exists in living things (humans, animals, and plants). Fat functions to maintain body temperature, protect internal organs and help the absorption of vitamins A, D, E, and K in our body.

It can be concluded that Calories are a unit of measuring energy, while fat is a compound whose measuring unit is grams. So, the forms of calories and fat are different. Fat is part of the food, while calories are the energy contained in the food.

There are three types of burning of calories in the body which are as follows:

Primary Combustion

Basal Metabolic Rate, to carry out its function so that we stay alive, all internal organs of the human body burn calories, including activities while sleeping. How many? An average of 60-70 percent of the total calories spent a day.

Second Burning

Digestion, which means the process of "transferring" nutrients and energy from food into the body. To digest food, we burn calories. How many? An average of 10-15 percent of the total energy spent a day.

Third Burning

To move, as small as, to high-intensity exercise, we burn calories. On average about 15-30 percent of the total energy, we spend a day.

So, for example, in one day you eat food with a total energy of 2,000 calories. Then it turns out that your BMR is 1,400 calories. Then to digest food, you spend 300 calories, and from exercise that day you spend 300 calories. That means the total energy you spend is 1,400 plus 300 plus 300 calories or 2,000 calories. This means you do not burn fat.

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All of the cells in your body need energy to function. the cellular form of energy is called __________. glycogen mitochondria creatine phosphate adenosine triphosphate

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The correct answer is ATP or also known as Addenosine Triphosphate. ATP is considered to be a complex organic compound which participates in all processes of the body. It is considered to be the way to store the body's energy and the way to use it.

The organisms on Earth do not run out of raw materials because:
A)every food chain begins with a producer
B)all raw materials are recycled by various processes in an ecosystem
C)all populations within a community interact
D)energy cannot be created

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The organisms on Earth do not run out of raw materials because: all raw materials are recycled by various processes in an ecosystem. Which in this, this would be the reason on why we would not run out of our materials, that stuff we always recycle, in all types of ways in our ecosystem.

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How is iodide brought into follicular cells from the bloodstream in the thyroid gland?

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sodium/iodide  symporter   is  iodide   brought  into   follicular  cells   from  the  bloodstream  in  the  thyroid  glands. The   symporter    an  integral   plasma  membrane   glycoprotein  that   mediates  active  transport  into   the  thyroid follicular  cells. Sodium  iodide  symporter (NIS)  is  responsible  for  thyroidal,salivary,  gastric,  intestinal  and  mammary iodide  uptake.The  transport     from  the   blood   stream  to   the   collid  is  made   possible  by  selective  targeting  of  NIs  to  the  basolateral  membrane

Identify one molecule produced by the mitochondria and explain why it is important to the organism.

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ATP is one molecule produced by the mitochondria and it is important because it’s using it energy to store food.

ATP is the molecule produced by the mitochondria. ATP is energy giving molecule. It is adenosine tri phosphate.

What is mitochondria?

The majority of the chemical energy required to drive a cell's metabolic operations is produced by mitochondria, which are membrane-bound cell organelles (mitochondrion, singular).

Adenosine triphosphate, a tiny molecule, serves as a storage container for the chemical energy generated by the mitochondria (ATP). Small chromosomes found in mitochondria are found there.

In most cases, mitochondria and consequently mitochondrial DNA are exclusively passed down from the mother. Organelles that are membrane-bound include mitochondria, however they are membrane-bound with two distinct membranes.

Therefore, ATP is the molecule produced by the mitochondria. ATP is energy giving molecule. It is adenosine tri phosphate.

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Olfactory information is first received by which part of the brain? olfactory information is first received by which part of the brain? thalamus cerebellum cerebrum pons medulla oblongata

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Olfactory glands coat the olfactory epithelium with a pigmented mucus. They are responsible for the olfactory information, which is a term that describes the smell . Olfactory information is first received by the cerebrum. The cerebrum is a large part of the brain, the uppermost region of the central nervous system that is responsible for olfaction, or the sense of smell.

If a scientist knows the relative age of a fossil, he can also know
A.
the relative age of the rock where it was found.
B.
how it became extinct.
C.
how long the organism was alive.
D.
the type of climate from which it came.

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A. The relative age of the rock around it. 
The reason for that is because when it died it had rock form around it and the rock is the same basic age of the rock.

A basic experiment involves a minimum of ________ participant group(s). three four one two

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I think that a basic experiment involves a minimum of two participants group(s). Simple or basic experiment are ones that researchers use to determine if changes in one variable might lead to changes in another variable. In these experiments looking at the effectiveness of a new medication, for example, study participants may be random.

A basic experiment involves a minimum of two participant groups.

This is because a basic experiment involves comparing two or more groups that are exposed to different treatments or conditions to determine whether there are any significant differences in the outcome. A research study typically consists of a minimum of two groups: an experimental group and a control group.

The experimental group receives the intervention, while the control group does not. The control group is used as a comparison to the experimental group in order to determine whether any changes in the outcome are the result of the intervention or simply due to chance or other factors. There are some experiments that involve more than two groups, but two is the minimum number required for a basic experiment.

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How could restrictions on mitosis harm an organism

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Mitosis is the process where by cells divide to produce genetically identical clones. This is how organisms exhibit growth so a restriction could cause stunted growth - creating a genetic disadvantage e.g. in competition for food.

Final answer:

Restrictions on mitosis can lead to developmental issues, hindered tissue repair and regeneration, and increased likelihood of cancerous growths. Errors in mitosis during development can cause chromosomal abnormalities, affecting tissues or organs. Mitotic restrictions also weaken the organism's ability to combat diseases and may accelerate aging.

Explanation:

Restrictions on mitosis could harm an organism in various ways. Mitosis is essential for an organism's growth, repair, and general maintenance of tissue health. Without proper mitotic activity, or with mitosis happening at a reduced rate, the organism might not grow properly, which could lead to developmental issues as well as hindered ability to repair and regenerate tissues.

Moreover, if a cell undergoes mitosis with damaged or mutated DNA, there is an increased likelihood of pathological mutations that could result in cancerous growths, affecting the organism's health. During organismal development, errors in mitosis can lead to stem cells with chromosomal aberrations, potentially causing developmental abnormalities in tissues or organs.

Furthermore, mitosis is crucial for maintaining the body's ability to combat diseases through the replacement of old and worn-out cells. If mitosis is unduly restricted, the organism's capacity to replace these cells is compromised, potentially leading to accelerated aging or susceptibility to various diseases.

PLZ DON'T GUESS Which of the following conditions would likely prevent the assembly and survival of new kinds of organic molecules on Earth today?

A) the supply of atoms that serve as raw material
B) the light and warmth from the sun
C) the presence of bacteria and other life forms
D) the presence of carbon dioxide

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The presence of bacteria and other life forms would likely prevent the assembly and survival of new kinds of organic molecules on Earth today.

What are the characteristics of bacteria?

Bacteria are commonplace, free-living organisms that typically only have one biological cell. Prokaryotic microorganisms include a large number of them.

Small, single-celled organisms are called bacteria. Bacteria are essential to the ecosystems of the planet and can be found almost everywhere. Temperature and pressure extremes are not unheard of for some species.

Bacteria share three notable characteristics: they are unicellular, lack membrane-bound organelles, and are typically microscopic in size. Some prokaryotes are archaea, which are biologically distinct from bacteria but share some physical characteristics with them.

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Which level of ecological organization includes both biotic and abiotic factors?
an ecosystem
a population
a community
an organism

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Answer: an ecosystem

Explanation:

An ecosystem is an ecological organization which includes both biotic and abiotic factors. The biotic factors include all the living beings such as plants, animals, humans and microbes. The abiotic factors include all the non- living components of the environment such as sunlight, water, soil and wind. In an ecosystem living being interact with their non-living environment. The abiotic factors are necessary for sustaining the life of the biotic factors.

What are the dangers of rapid binary fission of prokaryotes?

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This is a very general question because it could be interpreted as:
What are the dangers to humans?
What are the dangers to the prokaryotes?

I'll answer the latter, but if it's the first one, let me know.

It can be harmful to the prokaryotes because if a harmful substance is brought in, none of them will survive because they have identical genomes.

In prokaryotes, cell division is by Scissiparity. These cells usually have a single chromosome that replicates before the two chromosomes separate and the rest of the cell divides in turn.

The rapid division of prokaryotes presents some danger.

* A danger for its own population since there will be a rapid consumption of nutrients present in its environment

* A danger for the environment since there will be not only an increased consumption of nutrients but also an accumulation of metabolic waste.

* A danger to multicellular organisms in the case of an infection.

What important macromolecule is contained in the nucleus?

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Chromatin is a complex macromolecule which consists of DNA, RNA and protein. 
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Answer:

Dna

Explanation:

Into which group would you place a unicellular organism that has 70s ribosomes and a peptidoglycan cell wall

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I think its bacteria

What is the main difference between weather and climate?
A. The location of the conditions being measured
B. The length of time over which the conditions are measured
C. The predictability of the conditions
D. The severity of the conditions

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When people think about weather they think about short-term changes in the atmosphere.
B. The length of time over which the conditions are measured

Answer: B. The length of time over which the conditions are measured.

Explanation:

The climate can be define as the average state of the weather condition of a region that is estimated to be the same for approximately 30 years. That is it describes the atmospheric condition for a long duration. The weather can be define as the condition of the atmosphere of short period of time.

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