What type of joint allows us to turn our head?

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Answer: The atloaxoid joint Which is a type of pivot joint, allows us to turn our head!

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Mitosis. After fertilization, the cells in the zygote divide rapidly (by mitosis) to form a morula, which becomes the embryo after approximately five days. The fetus is present about eight weeks after the fertilization takes place.

it is mitosis because after fertilization the groth of somatic cells stars

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The correct answer is sand, silt, and clay. These three sediments are the ones who make up the C horizon. This layer is located right below the B horizon and which is known to be a delicate layer since it has a weak pedological development compare to others. 

Which can reduce the amount of organic material discarded in landfills? A. biomass energy
B. solar energy
C. water energy
D. wind energy

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Answer: A


Biomass energy can reduce the amount of organic material discarded in landfills.

Which statement is true of a placenta?a. The placenta passes oxygen, nutrients, and other useful substances from the fetus to the mother.
b. The placenta passes oxygen, nutrients, and other useful substances from the mother to the fetus.
c. The placenta mixes blood from the mother and fetus together.
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The answer is definitely B

DDT was widely used as a pesticide for 20 years. Its use was banned after studies showed severe side effects were evident in humans, the environment, and animals as a result of DDT. Why were the side effects of DDT so harmful?A. DDT kills insects and other pests.
B. DDT decomposes.
C. DDT was genetically engineered.
D. DDT bioaccumulates.

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Out of the choices given, the side effects of DDT were so harmful because of the DDT bioaccumulates. The correct answer is D.

Answer: D. DDT bioaccumulates

Bioaccumulation is the accumulation of substances or compounds such as pesticides, fertilizers or other chemicals in the body of the organisms. These substances or compounds are toxic and remain undigested in the body of the organisms are transferred subsequently in a food chain, when one organism is consumed by another organism. The highest trophic level is most effected because of the concentration of the toxic substance is the maximum.

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Traumatic injuries, such as that suffered by Christopher Reeves (an actor that portrayed Superman years ago) can affect a variety of functions of the body. The dysfunctions are dependent upon the level in the spinal cord the damage occurred and what aspect(s) of the cord is damaged. In this posting, you are to describe the organization schemes of the spinal cord (both anterior-posterior as well as internally).

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The spinal cord is divided into 31 segments with 31 pairs of nerves exiting the cord - 8 cervical, 12 thoracic, 5 lumbar, 5 sacral, and 1 coccygeal nerve.
In respect of internal structure of the cord, there are white matter in the periphery and gray matter inside. In the center there is a thin canal filled with cerebrospinal fluid.