BIOLOGY HIGH SCHOOL

Are minerals naturally occuring?

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Answer 1
Answer: Yes, they are.

Minerals are the result of rock metamorphic cycles and other volcanic activities that result to these mixture of different minerals. Minerals can also be the cause of some biogeochemical cycles that occurs on the earth's different spheres. 

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Painful urination associated with burning and a yellowish discharge is associated with

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Painful urination associated with burning and a yellowish discharge is associated with gonorrhea.

Gonorrhea is a sexually transmitted bacterial infection. Some symptoms include burning, itching painful urination and discharge.

ANSWER: Gonorrhea

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Answer:

Gonorrhea

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Explanation:

Painful urination associated with burning and a yellowish discharge is associated with

What are the three stages of volcanic activity

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The three stages of volcanic activity are active, dormant, and extinct.

An active volcano is one which has recently erupted and there is a possibility that it may erupt soon. A dormant volcano is one which has not erupted in a long time but there is a possibility it can erupt in the future. Last, but not least an extinct volcano is one in which it has no magma activity and shows no signs of ever erupting again.

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The three stages of volcanic activity are active, dormant, and extinct.

How much milk can a lactating woman produce in one day?

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Around 25 ounces, but it is based on demand. Many women have different amounts.
An average woman can produce 25-32 ounces of milk ever 24 hours.

What is heterotrophic nutrition?

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Type of nutrition in which organisms depend upon other organisms for food to survive.

Explanation:

A fungus, like a mushroom, and a mammal, like a kangaroo, are alike because both area. heterotrophic.
b. prokaryotic.
c. unicellular.
d. motile.

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i think its "A" hope im right :)
Because both are hetrotrophic

What occurs differently if the egg is fertilized during ovulation

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If the egg is fertilized during ovulation, the fusion of the sperm and the egg forms a pronuclei then into a zygote (wherein the nuclei is already one or fused completely). It will then undergo the cleavage stage wherein the egg becomes a 2-celled to a 4-celled and to an 8-celled egg. Next is the morula stage as the cells grow larger in number. After that, the embryo starts to rise - the blastocyst stage. Last is the implanted blastocyst stage; the egg is now attached to the uterine lining.
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