Gouges made by ice sheets are

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Answer: Gouges made by ice sheets are erosion.

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mitosis produces haploid cells in meiosis produces somatic cells
mitosis produces two daughter cells in meiosis produces four daughter cells
mitosis produces four daughter cells in meiosis produces two diploid cells

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Answer:

Mitosis produces two daughter cells and meiosis produces four daughter cells

Explanation:

In mitosis, you start off with one parent cell, and it duplicates itself, so as you could see, you would have the original cell as well as the duplicated version, which is a total of 2. In meiosis, there are two main phases, Meiosis I and Meiosis II. The first phase produces two cells and the second phase takes those two cells to form four daughter cells / gametes

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I think C

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As an object travels around the sun or other large object, it travels on a fixed path that iscalled its

A. period
B. orbit

C. perigee

D. revolution

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Answer:

B. orbit

Explanation:

As an object travels around the sun or other large object, it travels on a fixed path that is called its orbit.

What chemicals are in cigarettes

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Cigarette smoke contains over 4,000 chemicals, including 43 known cancer-causing (carcinogenic) compounds and 400 other toxins. These cigarette ingredients include nicotine, tar, and carbon monoxide, as well as formaldehyde, ammonia, hydrogen cyanide, arsenic, and DDT. Nicotine is highly addictiv

there are many but I will give you the top ten dangerous chemicals.

1. Benzene

Benzene is a compound(you can say chemical) that most likely to cause leukemia (blood cancer). Benzene is commonly used in gasoline and pesticides. Smoking a cigarette would expose half of the benzene in that 1 cigarette.

2. Formaldehyde

This is a disinfectant that kills all microbes and is used to preserve dead bodies. Amongst a lot of other problems, it causes eye irritation and coughing problems. But there's more about this, Formaldehyde can affect not just the smoker himself, but people near around the smoker.

3. Tar

Yes, the same thing that is on every single road. Tar is the residue produced by the burning tobacco. The chemicals produced cause cancer and the residue id the result of the yellow teeth due to smoking

4. Arsenic

One of the most dangerous compounds, arsenic can cause cancer as well as damage the heart and its blood vessels. Over time, it accumulates in a smoker's body. It even worsens the effect of other chemicals by interfering with our body's ability to repair our DNA and giving us a longer, healthier life.

5. Cadmium

Did you know you also smoke that compound that is used to make batteries? This toxic metal not only causes cancer but also damages kidney as well as the linings of the arteries!

6. Chromium

Blame chromium for letting carcinogens stick to the DNA and damage it completely. Chromium is also used for making dye, paints, and metallic alloys, and hence inhaling this also causes cancer. Now you know why smoking can kill you.

7. Hydrogen Cyanide

This compound increases the risk of cancer by damaging cilia. Cilia is a (tiny hair-like substance that lines the airways and helps clear toxins away. If cilia gets destroyed, the lungs become more vulnerable and more toxins easily enter the air passage.

8. Carbon Monoxide

Who knows not about the harmful effects of Carbon Monoxide? A colorless, odorless gas, CO makes up to 3-5 percent of tobacco smoke. It sticks to the red blood cells instead of oxygen, as a result of which, the amount of oxygen transferred gets lowered, thus harming our respiratory system.

9. Nitrogen Oxide
This gas is a major air pollutant and causes inflammation of the lungs. The problem is when a particular person is not smoking, the internal nitrogen oxide production shuts down. That's the reason why regular smokers mostly suffer from heavy breathing.
10. Ammonia

Remember that strong ammonia smells in the Chemistry lab that almost made you faint? Yes, that's the chemical found in cigarettes too. This is the chemical that is responsible for enhancing the most addictive nature of nicotine, which is also commonly used as a toilet cleaner.
Still, think smoking is cool? Look up at people's mistake smoking a pack. My Grandad was rushed to the hospital because he was a smoker. Cigarettes can ruin your life and your family.

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Name two cell structures found in plant cells but not in animal cells, and describe their functions.

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Answer:

Vacuole and Chloroplast

Explanation:

Vacuole and Chloroplast are not found in animals.

Vacuole function in the storage of food in plants. While chlotoplast is involved in the process of photosysthesis.

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Plant cells have cell walls and chloroplasts; animal cells do not. The cell wall surrounds the cell membrane, supports the cell, and gives the cell its shape. Chloroplasts capture energy from sunlight and convert it to chemical energy that the cell can use.

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What is stimulus? (7th grade life science question)

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It's some change in the conditions around the organism, which the organism can detect and respond to. A change in temperature, more light, or something physically poking the organism are examples.

What state of matter is the air inside hot air balloon.

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Gas WHY TF DO I HAVE TO PUT 20 CHARACTERS

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