BIOLOGY MIDDLE SCHOOL

How do sand dunes form ?

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Answer 1
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its c the wind carries the sand until it runs into an obstacle.
Answer 2
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sand dunes form from wind

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Does Bread have cell organization

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yes, because yeast was acquired to make it and yeast is a bacterial cellthat expands it

What role does blood play before cellular respiration can occur?

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Answer: Blood plays a very important role before cellular respiration. The blood provides oxygenated blood for the aerobic processes that takes place during cellular respiration. Glycolysis, link reaction, Kreb's Cycle and Electron Transport Chain are all the aerobic process of Cellular respiration that requires oxygen. Without blood aerobic cellular respiration cannot occur as the source of oxygen is blood. The blood provides oxygen before cellular respiration. After cellular respiration the waste materials are carried away by blood only.

Hence, blood plays an important role before cellular respiration.
Blood carries the oxygen through out the body and gets re-oxygenated to keep the body going.

*****100 POINTS****What is the relationship among chromosomes, genes, and DNA?


Genes are found on long strands of DNA. DNA is tightly wound into chromosomes.


Genes read the DAN code found on chromosomes. Chromosomes are long tightly wound strands of DNA.


DNA reads the nucleotide sequences found in genes. Genes are located on tightly wound structures called chromosomes.


Chromosomes are sections of DNA found on genes. Genes are long, tightly wound strands of DNA.

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it is the third option: DNA reads the nucleotide sequences found in genes. Genes are located on tightly wound structures called chromosomes.

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Its the last one

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How do you use a Punnett square to develop a proportion to predict the variability of offspring in a certain cross?

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A Punnett square can used to predict the variability of offspring in a certain cross by combining the combining the genotypes of the parents:
The genotype of the parents are written on the top row and on the first column. As an example, for hair texture trait, curly hair is dominant and straight hair is recessive.
One parent has the genotype CC (pure curly haired) while the other parent has the genotype Cc (hybrid curly haired). The Punnett square is shown below. The combination of the genotypes predict the possible offspring.
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|____|__C__|__C __|
|_C _|__CC_|_CC__|
|_c__|__Cc_|__Cc__|

How was the brushtail possum transported to its new ecosystem?

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The common brushtail possum was introduced to New Zealand in 1837 to establish a fur industry, but in the mild subtropical climate of New Zealand, and with few to no natural predators, it thrived to the extent that it became a major agricultural and conservation pest.

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BIG DDOUDT

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I can help but

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Can you also show the options in the picture?

The correct answer will be option D. Owl. Among the given animals, only the owl has both eyes in front of its face and it comes under the category "Animals that only eat other animals".

In this problem, Joy had first created a list of animals who had " EYES IN FRONT " of their face. From the given options, owls have eyes in front of their face and thus can be included in the list. The other animals, like pigeons, deer and sharks, have eyes on the sides of their face.

Owls are carnivores, meaning they eat mostly meat from other animals. They are not known for their great predatory skills and prefer to chase smaller animals, as they have difficulty catching and killing larger prey. These nocturnal raptors are only occasional omnivores.

Learn more about carnivores here:

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