What would happen to the planets if the sun’s gravity did not exist

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Answer 1

Answer: we would die

Explanation: because theres no graviy tpo


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6. Every spring, an ecologist records several environmental
measures and is looking for a relationship to the deer
population in a state park. Using her data below, what
generalization can you make?
Year
Deer
Population Average Temp Annual Rainfall
2010
367
74°
40 inches
2011
134
75°
14 inches
2012
284
69°
37 inches
А
The deer population decreases with sudden spikes in
temperature.
Deer are dependent on grass growing with ample
rainfall.
Deer do not adapt well in cooler environments.
There was significantly more hunting in 2011.

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Answer: B - Deer are dependent on grass growing with ample rainfall.

Explanation:

When the 40 inches of rainfall Per year is stable is when Deer population increases since the grasses they eat need rainfall for growth.

Parasites such as bacteria, viruses, and yeasts infest only careless people.

True
False

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Answer:

false

Explanation:

all the things listed can happen to anyone for multiple reasons not because of carelessness

A person infected with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) may not have any symptoms for a period of time. During this period the
virus affects the body by doing which of the following?
A) The virus changes the identity of the nucleotides of immune cells to prevent the immune system from function normally.
B) The virus damages immune cells while using their machinery to produce copies of itself.
C) The virus uses nutrients meant for immune cells to fuel its own cellular respiration.
D) The virus produces toxins that weaken the immune cells and prevent them from reproducing.

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Answer:

a

Explanation:

Compare and Contrast Viruses and bacteria in regard to their structure.
Bacteria:
Viruses:

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Answer:

On a biological level, the main difference is that bacteria and free-living cells can live inside or outside a body, while viruses are a non-living collection of molocules that need a host to survive.

Explanation:

Lisa is using a magnet to pick up various
objects. Which object is not attracted to her
magnet?
(A cobalt
(В iron
(C) nickel
(D) wood

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Answer:

wood is not attracted to her magnet

The diagram below represents a stack of rock layers. Examine the diagram, and answer the question that follows. What do these layers and their fossils suggest about Earth's history?

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Answer:

The farther down a layer with a fossil in it the farther back in earths history that organism lived.

Explanation:

Answer:

Layer T is older than 110 million years, and Layers R, X, and G are younger than 110 million years.

Explanation:

Because the principle of superposisiton states that younger layers of rock will be closer to the surface while older layers of rocks will be father to the surface therefore older

If a leaf of a garden pea with fourteen chromosomes is damaged, the new leaf cells will have how many chromosomes.
16
14
7

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Answer:

14

Explanation:

Answer:

The new leaf cells will have 14 chromosomes.

Explanation:

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According to Darwin, how
did traits pass from one
generation to the next?
A. He did not know what mechanism
powered this process.
B. He studied how heritable traits
were passed down from parent to
offspring.
C. He theorized about genetics being
the driving force for these changes.

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B is the answer to this problem

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What is true of dermal tissue?
a. It forms the outer layer of the plant
b. It includes structures such as the root hairs
c. Its primary function is protection
d. All of the above

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Answer: D. All of the above

Dermal tissues also called epidermis, make up the outer layer of all plant organs (Roots, leaves e.t.c). They have three main tissue types which are ground tissue, vascular, and dermal, all plant organs contain these three tissues.

Morning glories are flowering vines that will climb up a trellis or other support by wrapping tendrils around it. What kind of tropism causes the morning glories to twine around the support this way?
A. phototropism, because the light pulls the morning glories upwards
B. gravitropism, because gravity helps the morning glories orient themselves in space
C. thigmotropism, because the morning glories twine around the support when they touch it
D. nutrotropism, because the curliness of the morning glories depends on the nutrients in the soil

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Explanation:

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la cromatina esta formada por adn asociado a

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Answer:

La cromatina es una sustancia dentro de un cromosoma que consiste en ADN y proteínas. El ADN lleva las instrucciones genéticas de la célula. Las principales proteínas de la cromatina son las histonas, que ayudan a empaquetar el ADN de una forma compacta que cabe en el núcleo celular. Los cambios en la estructura de la cromatina se asocian con la replicación del ADN y la expresión génica.

Explanation:

how will an increase in number of malaria infection would affect the south african economy​

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Malaria is one of the world's most serious tropical diseases and imposes very significant economic costs on some of the poorest nations on earth. This study estimates the direct and indirect costs of malaria to South Africa and examines the issues surrounding the use of DDT as an anti-malaria insecticide.

Early records of malaria cases by Europeans in the late 19th and early 20th centuries show that malaria was a severe inhibitor of economic development and caused large economic costs. The current malarial areas in South Africa today are about one fifth of the size they were at the beginning of the 20th century. The historical success in controlling malaria is due in very large part to the use of DDT in malaria vector control.

In recent years, however, there has been a sharp rise in the number of malaria cases in South Africa, and indeed throughout Southern Africa. This rise is due to a number of factors, such as high rainfall in recent years, increased migration and a reduction in the use of DDT in vector control. The rise in malaria cases imposes heavy costs on the local and national economies. The economic cost (direct costs include the costs of care and control of malaria, and indirect costs include the losses in productivity and lost future earnings from death) of malaria in South Africa is conservatively estimated to be around R124 million (US$20 million) in 1997/98. Malaria in selected Southern African countries could cost as much as US$1,000 million, or 4% of GDP in 1998. In South Africa, malaria usually occurs in rural areas with agricultural and labour intensive industries. The incidence of malaria in these areas has severe economic impacts and as in the past, continues to hamper economic development

For a number of reasons, DDT is being phased out of the malaria control programmes in South Africa. Numerous environmentalist organisations have lobbied strongly for the banning of DDT, despite the success of the insecticide in saving lives and preventing disease in developing countries. While DDT is not an ideal insecticide, it does have numerous advantages over the alternative insecticides and has a proven track record. Although DDT is currently used by a number of Southern African countries in malaria control programmes, the UNEP Governing Council is pressing for the banning of DDT and eleven other persistent organic pollutants (POPs).

The potential banning of DDT highlights a trend whereby environmental pressure from mostly developed countries imposes standards on developing countries where they are neither accepted nor appropriate. While there are alternatives to DDT, these are all more expensive and frequently more complicated to use than DDT. The banning of DDT would not only remove an important anti-malaria weapon, but will result in countless deaths and very significant economic costs (perhaps as much as US$480 million) on countries that can ill afford it. Hope this helps! Mark brainly!

Who benefits from this relationship? Parasitism

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Answer:

the parasite benefits, and the host is harmed; however, the host is not generally killed.

Explanation:

Killing the host would be bad for the parasite, as it would have no place to live.

A(n)\ is an area of the planet that shaves similar conditions of climate, fauna (animal life), flora (plant life) and geography .
1.biome
2.environment
3.habitat
4.ecosystem

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What process forms the Mid-Atlantic Ridge?

A. The seafloor is sinking in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean.

B. One tectonic plate moves under another one.

C. Melted rock from Earth's mantle rises between two tectonic
plates.

D. As melted rock falls, it cools and forms new rock.

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Answer:C. melted rock from earths mantle rises between two tectonic plates

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The answer is C!

(C) Melted rock from earth's mantle rises between two tectonic plates.

when does adolescence end

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Answer:

18/19  years old.

Explanation:

When you become an adult.

how animals use Esters​

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Answer:C-O-H groups, is the alcohol plants and animals use to make oils and fats - which are esters we use in food and soaps.

Explanation:

If Mendel had studied plants that reproduce asexually, he would not have been able to develop his laws of inheritance. Explain why. (hint: what's the main difference between sexual and asexual reproduction and why was this important when studying genes that get passed on?)

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Answer:

He would not have been able to develop his laws of inheritance

Explanation:

if he had done it and work out his law on organisms that reproduce sexually it would have taken longer period than reproduction by asexual method .

Which is an ABIOTIC factor in biomes? *
A. average temperature
B. kinds of trees
C. moss and algae
D. number of insect species

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A. average temperature.

Answer:

D. number of insect species

Explanation:

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How can polyploidy cause speciation in plants?

Plants can sexually reproduce only when they are polyploid. Having the condition is normal in plants.
Plants can asexually reproduce or pollinate themselves. This allows polyploid individuals to reproduce.
Plants can repair polyploidy and obtain healthy cells. This allows plants to survive and reproduce.
Plants are not affected by polyploidy. Plants with the condition can reproduce normally.

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Plants can asexually reproduce or pollinate themselves. This allows polyploid individuals to reproduce, this results develop cause speciation in plants, hence option B is correct.

What is polyploidy in plants?

Polyploidy, which occurs when two or more genomes fuse within one nucleus, causes each cell to possess more than two pairs of homologous chromosomes.

Most angiosperms exhibit polyploidy, which is crucial for the survival of the agricultural crops on which people depend.

Three or more sets of homologous chromosomes are present in polyploid plants. These plants' increased chromosome count is the outcome of a genome duplication event.

Therefore, plants can asexually reproduce or pollinate themselves. This allows polyploid individuals to reproduce.

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Answer:

Plants can asexually reproduce or pollinate themselves. This allows polyploid individuals to reproduce.

Explanation:

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How does a cell wall compare to a cell membrane?



The cell wall determines which materials can move in and out of plant cells, and the cell membrane provides structural support for animal cells only.


The cell wall provides structural support for plant cells, and the cell membrane determines which materials can move in and out of both plant and animal cells.


The cell wall provides structural support for animal cells, and the cell membrane determines which materials can move in and out of plant cells only.


The cell wall determines which materials can move in and out of both plant and animal cells, while the cell membrane provides structural support for plant cells only.

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Answer:

the 2 pne pretty sure its that

Define "environmental refugee"

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people who are forced to leave their home region due to sudden or long-term changes to their local environment

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1/5. Climate refugees are people who must leave their homes and communities because of the effects of climate change and global warming. Climate change is caused by natural events, such as volcanic eruptions, as well as human activities.

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List and describe the characteristic and position on the periodic table of halogens.

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Answer:

Halogens are highly reactive, and they can be harmful or lethal to biological organisms in sufficient quantities. This reactivity is due to high electronegativity and high effective nuclear charge. Halogens can gain an electron by reacting with atoms of other elements. Fluorine is one of the most reactive elements.

Answer:

You can look that up  just found it

Explanation:

In a typical food web, where would you generally classify a fungus? A. producer B. primary consumer C. secondary consumer d. tertiary consumer E. decomposer​

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Answer:

A

Explanation:

a fungus is a plant so it is a producer

Why is it important to consider the genotypes of individuals in Hidaya’s family and not just their phenotypes?

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Answer:

Genotypes code the phenotypes and it makes instructions for it.

Explanation:

What do yall think ??

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ANSWER:

B- increase the number of caterpillars


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Which organelle converts sugars into energy?

A. lysosome
B. mitochondrion
C. nucleus
D. ribosome

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B. Mitochondrion because it is the powerhouse of the cell and it is where sugar is broken down into ATP

The organelle that converts sugars into energy is the mytochondrion, which is the powerhouse of the cell, so the correct option is B. mitochondrion

Which organelle converts sugars into energy?

The mitochondrion is often referred to as the "powerhouse" of the cell because it is responsible for generating energy in the form of adenosine triphosphate (ATP) through a process called cellular respiration.

During cellular respiration, glucose (a sugar) and oxygen are metabolized within the mitochondria to produce ATP, which serves as the primary energy currency of the cell. The mitochondria are present in most eukaryotic cells and play a crucial role in energy production.

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parasitic plant and insecticide plant defination​

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parasitic plant = A parasitic plant is one that survives at the expense of another, often living and growing on and over the host plant, while siphoning off the other plant’s nutrients and water, and sometimes blocking access to sunlight.

insecticide plant = Insecticide, any toxic substance that is used to kill insects. Such substances are used primarily to control pests that infest cultivated plants or to eliminate disease-carrying insects in specific areas. insecticide application. A farmer sprays insectides in a rice paddy in Japan.

What's a representation of all the producer and consumer relationships within a community or ecosystem?
A. food pyramid
B. food chain
C. food web
D. food log

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I think it’s either a food chain or food web. A food web is a diagram of feeding relationships that include multiple intersecting food chains.

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Let's look at some definitions!

A food pyramid is levels of predators, in an pyramid shape to show the successive.

That does not match the definition your question provided, so we can move on.

A food chain is a series of animals who depend on each other for food/buisness.

Again, it does not match, this is a series, not an entire ecosystem.

A food web is a connection of food chains, which show the entire relationships of an ecosystem.

This definition is fairly close to the listed definition, lets keep this in mind.

A food log is a chart of what you eat each day.

Trick answer! This has nothing to do with the subject.

Given these choices, the correct answer is:

Food Web

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2b. Based on your answer for 2a, which reintroduction site would you expect to see the largest number of
surviving ferrets? (1)
a
El Cuervo (MX)
b. Cheyenne River
C. Badlands
d. FL Belknap

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B hope that helps have a good one
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