Which type of energy pyramid can be inverted?
A) pyramid of numbers
B) pyramid of biomass
C) pyramid of energy
D) pyramids of numbers, biomass, and energy
Answer:B
Explanation:
Answer:
The correct answer is D
Explanation:
Which biome receives 200 to 400 cm of rain per year?
Deciduous forest
Temperate rain forest
Taiga
Grassland
Answer:
Temperate rainforest
Explanation:
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Answer:
B-temperate rain forest
Explanation:
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A student observes that a mountain has a layer of coal at the top of it.
How did the coal come to be at the top of the mountain?*
Answer:
Explanation:
What is the distance and the displacement of the race car drivers in the
Indy 500?*
A.0m,0m
B.500m,500 m north
C.500m, 0m
Answer:
Distance is 500 m and displacement is 0.
Explanation:
Distance traveled by an object is equal to the total path covered during the entire journey. Displacement of an object is the shortest path covered.
In this case, we need to find the distance and the displacement of the race car drivers in the Indy 500 m race in a circular path.
In a race, the object must reach the initial position after some time. It means that the final and the initial position is the same. As a result, the shortest path covered i.e. displacement of the car is equal to 0. On the other hand, total traveled distance is 500 m.
Which of the following statements about symbiotic relationships is true?
In mutualism, neither organism benefits.
At least one organism benefits from commensalism.
In parasitism, both organisms are harmed.
Both organisms benefit from commensalism.
Answer:
At least one organism benefits from commensalism.
Explanation:
The symbiotic relationship of commensalism is when one organism benefits and the other organism receives neither benefit nor harm.
So, this statement is true, because at least one organism has to benefit from the relationship, while the other will not be harmed or helped.
Scientists have a theory about the relationship between climate and biodiversity. Which best describes this theory?
Warmer climates promote higher biodiversity, allowing plants to grow year-round. This supports more organisms that rely on plants.
Colder climates promote higher biodiversity, reducing the competition among organisms for food. This supports stronger organisms that live longer.
Warmer climates promote higher biodiversity because they tend to receive more rainfall. This provides a source of water for more organisms.
Colder climates promote higher biodiversity because they are usually larger in size. This provides space for more organisms.
Answer:
c
Explanation:
"warmer climates promote higher biodiversity because they tend to receive more rainfall. This provides a source of water for more organisms."
Answer:
The correct answer is A
Which of the following substances increases in amount during the cellular respiration of glucose?
Select one:
a. O2
b. NADH
c. ADP
d. Glucose
Which statement is true?
O A. Opinions can be scientifically tested.
OB. Scientific theories are absolute and cannot be changed.
OC.
Scientists have learned all they'll ever know about science.
OD.
Facts can be scientifically tested.
Answer: D. Facts can be scientifically tested.
an elk eats grass. a grizzly bear eats the elk. this is an example is a ____.
A. pyramid of numbers
B. succession
C. food chain
D. food web
Answer: Should be food web if its not food chain
Explanation:
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Refer to the family pedigree shown here. In generation I, one parent is affected by the gene mutation and one parent isn't. In generation II, all three children are affected by the gene mutation. What can you conclude about this gene mutation?
Answer:
What can be concluded about this genetic mutation is that it is inherited as a dominant trait.
Explanation:
In the case that one of the parents has a mutation whose inheritance pattern is dominant —which is rare— all the descendants will have the same mutation, since this gene will necessarily be expressed.
A dominant allele is one whose presence produces the phenotypic expression of the characteristic it determines. When the mutation is dominant, it will always be expressed in the descendants.
Hungtinton's disease and achondroplasia are examples of mutations with an autosomal dominant inheritance pattern.
“I have been trying to get the population of a fish pond to 80 for 3 hours”
This is a question my friend is asking, if someone could quickly answer by today that would be greatly appreciated :]
Answer:
[tex]well, \: i \: think \: your \: friends \: get \: rate \\ \: is \: \frac{80 \: p}{3 \: hrs} = 26.67 {p(hrs)}^{ - 1} [/tex]
Lawrence is a long distance runner on the school’s track and field team. Proper nutrition is very important for athletes so Lawrence wants to make the right food choices before a big track meet.
Given what you know about how food is broken down to provide energy in the body, which is the best choice for Lawrence to eat before his event?
a supplement bar that provides 500 Calories composed of complex sugars
a candy bar that provides 500 Calories composed of simple sugars
a protein shake that provides 500 calories composed of complex sugars
a fruit smoothie that provides 500 calories of simple sugars
Answer:
a supplement bar that provides 500 Calories composed of complex sugars
Explanation:
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If a cell's organelle worked in an actual human factory and had the role of the electric generator, which organelle would it be?
Answer: mitochondria
Explanation:
An electric generator produces energy to do work. A mitochondria produces ATP to power the cell.
According to natural selection theory, Different species occupying the same habitat will adapt to that habitat by undergoing the same genetic changes Adaptations beneficial at one time should generally be beneficial during all other times Well-adapted individuals have more offspring, and thus contribute more to the next generation's gene pool, than do poorly adapted individuals. Adaptations beneficial in one habitat should generally be beneficial in all other habitats
Answer:
The most correct statement is - Well-adapted individuals leave more offspring, and thus contribute more to the gene pool, than poorly adapted individuals.
Explanation:
Adaption in natural selection is a species, time-specific, and habitat-specific process. So, it means if a species is adapted to genetic changes in a particular habitat, it is not necessary that all other species also adapt to similar genetic changes.
Similarly, if a species has beneficial adaption for a particular habitat, it is not necessary it will be beneficial for the other habitat as well.
Thus, natural selection leads to the well-adapted individual that leave more offspring and contribute more to the gene pool.
What would happen if the enzyme used for cellular respiration or photosynthesis to break after a few cycle? Why?
Answer:
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Explanation:
Cells face a related problem when they break down fuels, such as glucose, to produce ATP. If the cell’s supply of ATP is low, it would do well to break down glucose as quickly as possible, replenishing the ATP it needs to “keep the lights on.” If the supply of ATP is high, on the other hand, it might not be such a good idea to oxidize glucose at top speed. ATP is an unstable molecule, and if it sits around in the cell too long, it’s likely to spontaneously hydrolyze back to ADP. This is like the case of the melted ice cream sandwich: the cell has spent glucose to make ATP, and that ATP ends up going to waste.
It’s important for a cell to carefully match the activity of its fuel breakdown (pathways to its energy needs at a given moment. Here, we'll see how cells turn cellular respiration pathways “up” or “down” in response to ATP levels and other metabolic signals.
11. A virus has infected a bacteria and inserted its viral DNA into the DNA of the
bacterial chromosome. This inserted viral DNA is known as what?
A. vNa
B . vDNA
C. Prophage
D. Provirus
Answer:
I would have to say the answer is provirus
Explanation:
What challenges do Arctic areas face as a result of global warming? 2) What measures could help deal with the problem? 3) What do you predict will happen to Arctic ecosystems if no measures are taken to reverse the problem of global warming? Explain your reasoning. 4) Which measures do you think are most important to pursue?
Answer:
Global warming is defined as the environmental issue that leads to long term heating of the earth due to human activities such as burning of fossil fuels.
1. Arctic areas are facing huge challenges due to global warming that includes rising sea levels, rapid melting of ice, loss of fish stocks, birds and marine mammals, and changes in climate patterns.
2. Measures that help to deal with the problem are reduction in the use of hydrofluorocarbons, cutting emissions of black carbon, methane, reduce overfishing, and reduction of industrial waste.
3. If there will be no measure taken to reverse the problem of global warming in the Arctic ecosystem, it will cause flood and tsunami in the nearby continents due to the rapid melting of ice, changes in climate patterns, and lead to the extinction of many marine animals.
4. Reduction of industrial waste is the most important measure to pursue because industrial waste contributes most of the greenhouse gases and causes air pollution, land pollution, water pollution, and nuclear pollution. So reduction is industrial waste will reduce the emission of harmful gases in the environment that can reduce the impact of global warming.
Carbon monoxide has ____ of oxygen.
zero atoms
one atom
two atoms
Answer:
carbon monoxide (CO)
1 oxygen atom
Proteins build up, maintain and replace the tissues in your body.
true false
Answer:
True
Explanation:
Protein provides energy and supports your mood and cognitive function. It's a vital nutrient required for building, maintaining, and repairing tissues, cells, and organs throughout the body.
There is an enzyme in your stomach. Explain how the enzyme would be affected if it was moved
the small intestines.
Answer:
It might not work as efficiently because the conditions are different
Explanation:
The stomach is highly acidic compared to the small intestine. That means the pH is higher in the small intestine. Stomach enzymes are adapted to work at low pH, but might not work at a higher pH as in the small intestine. They might not be able to efficiently catalyze reactions in the small intestine.
A blank is an example of a prokaryotic cell
Answer:
Bacteria
Explanation:
Answer:
Bacteria
Explanation:
Bacteria is the most common prokaryotic cell. Hope this helps!
Which component of nerve cells contains the nucleus? (1 point)
dendrite
axon
neuron
cell body
The nucleus is present in the cell body.
Nerve cell:Nerve cell is a basic unit of communication. Each nerve cell contains axon, cell body, dendrites and terminal branches. There are about 85 to 200 billion neurons present.
Neurons are surrounded by a cell membrane.Neurons have a nucleus that contains a gene.It also have cytoplasm, mitochondria and other cell organelle.Neurons are of different types:
Unipolar neuronBipolar neuronMultipolar neuronNeurons are the chemical messenger. They contain nucleus which contain genetic material. Mitochondria produces energy. Neurons contain specialized structures and chemicals. They contain some specialized structures (synapse) and chemicals called neurotransmitter.
Therefore, The nucleus is present in the cell body.
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What would happen if the squirrel population were eliminated
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Answer:
Gulls, since they are the only predators shown for the green crabs.
if an atom has seven electrons how many are located in the second energy level
Answer:
8 are locacted in the 2nd engery level.
Which of the following is important in creating a genetically diverse population?
Answer:
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You would need to combine the genes from 2 different populations. Since lowering the diversity of a population with cause there to be no variation. Which means that then the population cannot evolve in different ways such as to changing environmental factors and can face an extreme risk of extinction. I hope this helped!
How does the analogy contrast to the cell wall ?
Answer:
An analogy for the cell wall is that thecell wall is like an outer wall along a castle (enclosed compound). The cell wall is a rigid outer barrier.
Explanation:
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If star A is red and star B is blue which star is brighter
Answer:
Star A
Explanation:
Although blue stars are hotter, red stars go through nuclear fusion faster than blue stars, which makes them give off more light :)
What happens when energy is released from ATP?
1, ATP adds a phosphate
2, ATP completely breaks apart
3, ATP loses all three of its phosphates
4, ATP loses the 3rd phosphate
Which phrase describes organisms that formed index fossils?
(a) Are extinct
(b) Had soft parts
(c) Were generally large
(d) Lived in a narrow geographic area
Answer:
A.) Are extinct
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