A hypothesis is a testable possible explanation, while a theory is an explanation that has been tested extensively.
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Answer:
hypothesis, theory
Explanation:
Differences.
Exoskeleton
1. Hard part that lies outside of the body
2. Develops from ectoderm
3. Composed mainly of hard non-living material called chitin.
Endoskeleton
1. Hard part that lies inside the body
2. Develops from endoderm
3. Composed of living material i.e. bone tissue
Similarities
Both endoskeleton and exoskeleton play a protective role. The endoskeleton protects internal body organs of the organism. The exoskeleton protects the soft body parts and appendages of the organism.
Both endoskeleton and exoskeleton provide structural support and shape to the concerned organism.
What would be the 2nd codon of mRNA made from this strand of DNA?
A.AAU
B.UUT
C.AAT
D.TTA
Answer:
A
Explanation:
The correct answer for the question that is being presented above is this one: "Urochordata." Lancelets have all chordate characteristics and segmentation in the adult. Tunicates (Sea Squirts), Subphylum: Urochordata Gill slits are the only chordate feature retained by the adult form.
Earth's orbit
core samples
sea level
earthquakes
S waves
rock composition
tivity
Answer: The answer is Core Samples, Earthquakes, S waves, and Rock composition.
Explanation:
It’s talking about study the whole interior of Earth not just one part el to learn about the Earth they have to study the rocks. The waves allow us to know whether or not the the outer core is liquid I believe. The Earthquakes shake the Earth allowing us to get new rocks. Rock composition helps us to be able to know what our old Earth was like and when they were deposited. And Core samples allow to be able to see the temperature of the core and such things.
Answer: core samples, earthquakes, S waves, rock composition
Explanation: