Answer: A) Pepsin
Explanation: Acidic solutions are solutions which provide H^+ ions .More is the H^+ ion concentration, more acidic is the solution.
pH of a solution is defined as negative logarithm of H^+ ions concentration.
or
Thus lesser is the pH,more is the H^+ concentration and more acidic is the solution.
Thus acidic solutions have low pH and pH ranges from 1 to 7 for acidic solutions.
As can be seen from the graph, enzyme pepsin has highest activity at low pH which means in acidic solutions. As the pH is increasing or the solution is turning basic, the activity of pepsin decreases.
a digestive system
a respiratory system
Answer:
a respiratory system
Explanation:
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Answer:
D. none of the above
Explanation:
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Answer:
The characteristic that is shared by both inceptisols and entisols, the soils of flood plains is: Both are young and only beginning to develop horizons and a soil profile.
Answer:
A decrease in stability among populations
Explanation: if several species of carnivores are taken away from an ecosystem, there will be an instability among populations. Some of the factors that might cause the decrease in stability are that there would be an over population of the prey animal that would not be eaten by the carnivores and that the plant life would be in danger because of the over population of hervibores.
only let individuals breed with other individuals that have very different characteristics
increase a population's territory
remove individuals from a population
Answer:
Seepage; runoff
Explanation:
In nature, water is constantly circling: from the water surfaces it evaporates, travels up in the atmosphere, there it condensates, forms clouds, and then again falls to the land and water surfaces. This cycle has been going on for thousands and thousands of years and is known as the water cycle.
Now, the real question is how does the water, fallen from the clouds, on the land, travel back to the oceans.
Soil consists of multiple layers, some are water permeable, and some are not. When water (rain) reaches the soil, through tiny pores in upper permeable layers it will travel downward, deeper and deeper. This process is called the seepage. Upon reaching the water-impermeable layers, it stops, becoming part of what is known the underground water. It will continue to flow on this layer until it finds its way back on the surface, usually in a form of a spring, which will find its way to a river, and river will take that water to a sea or an ocean.
However, if the soil is to saturated with water, especially during long rainy, stormy period, or in the spring, after the snow melts. This excess water will, because of the gravity, flow over the earth's surface, from higher (mountains) to lower (valley) areas, making its way to some valley river, which will take it further to a sea or an ocean.
Upon reaching the ocean, this land-water can again join the water cycle, again and again.