How do voluntary and involuntary muscles differ? how are they similar?

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Answer: (Differences) Voluntary muscles are muscles that you can control while Involuntary are muscles that work on their own. (Similarities) Yeah sorry bud i can't help there

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Which abiotic factor mainly distinguishes marine water from the fresh water? a) Temperature b) Dissolved Oxygen c) Salinity d) Surface tension​

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Answer: c) Salinity

Explanation:

The difference between freshwater and marine water is the presence of salt diluted in water. For this reason, freshwater is also known as non-salinity, on the other hand, marine water has a bigger quantity of salt dissolved in water, for this main reason organisms that live in one ecosystem hardly survive in the other one.

Carol and Sam were using the microscope in science class. They used a dropper to put some pond water on their microscope slide. This is what they saw. "That is something living," said Sam. "I don't think so," said Carol. What do you think? Explain.

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Answer:

Explanation:

I think Sam is right because pond water can be full of impurities which can include many microorganisms such fungi, bacteria, protozoa, etc. For example, there is high possibility that the pond water sample collected by Sam and Carol would contain traces of blue-green algae which is also a living organism as it uses sunlight to prepare its own food.

Sam was actually correct. Pond water usually contains microrganisms like bacteria, viruses, and parasites. This is also why people do not drink pond water without getting rid of the impurities.

Students research unicellular, prokaryotic organisms that live in harsh environments such as volcanic hot springs,
brine pools, and anaerobic black organic mud. Which of these groups are
the students most likely researching?


Archaebacteria


Eubacteria


Plantae


Protista

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Answer:

Its about Archaebacteria.

Explanation:

Archea means ancient. Archaebacteria are unicellular organisms. All the living forms initially were classified into five kingdom classification which includes: Monera (includes all prokaryotes), protista, fungi, plantae and animalia. Later several genetics and molecular biology studies revealed that a class of prokaryotes is different from all other modern bacteria, these were called archaebacteria. They live in extreme environments like volcanic hot springs, extreme salty or very acidic surroundings.

Archaebacteria is the right answer. 
They are currently known as Archaea, name"Archaebacteria" is a bit outdated. These unicellar prokaryotes were discovered relatively recent (in 70ties).

Wastes are excreted from mollusks via thea. outer shell.
b. nerve fibers.
c. radula.
d. nephridia.

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The answer is (d) nephridia.

_______ are tiny gaps where fibers from different neurons come close together but do not touch. A) Axons B) Dendrites C) Nuclei D) Synapses

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Synapses are the tiny gaps.

A CELL CAN ONLY GROW SO LARGE IN SIZE, BECAUSE

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Correct me if I’m wrong, studying this right now... the answer maybe, pretty sure it’s its, “surface-to-volume ratio decreases as the cell becomes larger”

only so many can fit in the area meaning the vain ,artery or somthing else