Animals begin life as a single cell. How do animals end up with so many different cell types as adults? a) Through meiosis b) Through cell differentiation c) Through asexual reproduction d) Through mitosis

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c is the correct answer

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Because they reproduce


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Which of the following describes a response controlled by the endocrine system?A. Dodging a moving car

B. Release of melatonin to regulate sleep cycle

C. Pulling your hand off a hot stove

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B. Release of melatonin to regulate sleep cycle

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What benefit do humpbacks receive from protecting other species?

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if they ever in trouble the ither animals they helpped with remember whar rmtgey did and help out

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the humpback whales receive some sort of benefit from interfering with orca hunts.

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Scientific investigations often lead to the formulation of new scientific questions. The observations Charles Darwin made during his time aboard the H.M.S. Beagle prompted him to ask which question?

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Darwin's observations led him to wonder: How do species originate?

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Darwin observed morphological traits and geographic distribution of many species as well as many fossils. From these observations  the question: How do species originate?, arose. Darwin concludes that similar species must originate from a recent common ancestor with similar traits to all their descendants. This is the basis of the theory of evolution.

Whether the similarities that he was seeing bewteen extinct fossils and living animals, as well as the small differences in structure and behaviour seen in finches and tortoises on the Galapagos islands, was due to the process of natural selection. This is where a genetic variation/mutation in an animal proves beneficial to the species in their environment, while the other members of the same species with the mutation die out, as they do not have the same abilities as the mutated individuals.

a semipermeable membrane is placed between the following solutions. which solution will decrease in volume? mastering biology

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whichever solution has a lower concentration of the solute in it will lose volume as in osmosis water is attracted to the side with a higher volume of the solute

What is the most abundant gas in Earth's present day atmosphere

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Answer is Nitrogen...............

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Consumers make up the
next trophic level; and must
eat other organisms to obtain
their energy. Consumers, in
turn, occupy different trophic
levels. Trophic levels of
common aquatic organisms
are shown in table 1.
Primary consumers are
herbivores, they eat plants.
In our aquatic ecosystem
example, zooplankton feeding
on phytoplankton occupy the
primary consumer trophic
level. Cattle are primary
consumers in terrestrial
ecosystems.
Secondary consumers,
represented by certain aquatic
insects are carnivores and
feed upon primary consumers,
the zooplankton.
Our example also includes
a tertiary consumer, the
largemouth bass that feeds
upon other carnivores.