What carbohydrate provides energy for cows but only dietary fiber for humans?

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Answer 1
Answer: Simple but very simple question. Cellulose.
Answer 2
Answer: The answer is Cellulose. It does not provide calories/energy. The human digestive tract cannot break it down, so it is indigestible in humans.

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Which 2 body systems work together to transport oxygen to cells?

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The respiratory system and the circulatory system.
The respiratory is involved when you breath and intake oxygen into your body. It goes into your lungs and into alveoli located in your lungs. When the oxygen is there it gets absorbed into the bloodstream and the circulatory system transports it around your body to deliver the oxygen. 

How does meiosis help to maintain the continuation of a species?

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Meiosis is the reproduction of cells that don't exchange DNA, its important because if you have a cut on your hand, you wouldn't want mitosis to go through or you could end up with a stomach sell on your hand. Meiosis reproduces the same type of cell, for example somatic cells(human cells).
Meiosis provides genetic diversity. Mitosis is used in most cell reproduction (which is fine when they do the same job). Meiosis is like sexual reproduction for cells, with the acceptation that there is only one parent cell.

When Mendel crossed true-breeding pea plants that have inflated pods (PP) with those that have constricted pods (pp), it was observed that F1 offspring had a genotype of Pp. What would their phenotype be?

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So the question is all about breeding two inflated pods. So the best answer would be this one: 
F1 has Pp genotype. It is heterozygous. If you have a dominant allele, you will get the 'dominant' phenotype no matter what you have on the other allele. Usually people use upper case letter as dominant allele and lower case letter as recessive allele. So, in this case P is inflated and p is constricted. The F1 phenotype is inflated pods.
I hope you are satisfied with my answer

The cauda equina:________. a. is a series of nerve roots in the lumbar and sacral region. b. describes the radiating patterns of projection fibers. c. consists of hair like the tail of a horse. d. is confined to the thoracic and cervical segments of the spinal cord.

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(A) is a series of nerve roots in the lumbar and sacral region.

How is the road like cytoplasm??

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Cytoplasm is what holds the cell together and it is what nutrients are passed along in a cell.

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Cytoplasm is what holds the cell together and it is what nutrients are passed along in a cell. You could compare the nutrients to a car, the cars are passing along the road.

This mammal retains its embryo in its uterus for the full term of the pregnancy. Which mammal is it most likely to be? A. Bat B. Koala C. Kangaroo

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Out of the choices given, the mammal that retains its embryo in its uterus for the full term of the pregnancy is the bat. A koala and the kangaroo both carry their babies to term in pouches. 

Answer: A. Bat

Placental mammals are those mammals which provides the placenta for the complete development of fetus. Bats are placental mammals which retains their embryo in it's uterus for the full term of the pregnancy, whereas Koalas and Kangaroos are marsupials. These mammals develop in the uterus initially, then transfers the underdeveloped fetus to the pouch where the development further continues.