Ultimate Biology Study Guide - Questions & Answers

I need the answer please, its dueI will give you brainliest please help7. Explore and discuss homeostasis imbalances (issues that cause problems) including gallstones, heartburn, ulcers , dehydration, diarrhea, cirrchosis and cancers of the digestive system. **look up these conditions
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Outline the general life cycle of a plants..WILL mARK As BRAINLIEST PLSSSSSSSSS HELLLLLLPPPPPPPP
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Explain how guard cells work.
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Algae and coral have a mutualistic relationship. However, algae leave coral when the water is too warm. What kind of factor is temperature onthis relationship?abioticcommensalisticbioticparasitic
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7. Explore and discuss homeostasis imbalances (issues that cause problems) including gallstones, heartburn, ulcers , dehydration, diarrhea, cirrchosis and cancers of the digestive system. **look up these conditions
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What is used to show alleles (different forms of genes) in a genetic diagram
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How are the carbon, nitrogen, and oxygen cycles similar
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Please help its a final
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Why does antibiotic resistance occur so quickly
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Brailiest!!! It's almost due Please somebody help me with the answer 6. Explain the role of a specific enzymes in the digestive process. Include where they are produced, where they enter the alimentary canal, pH range in which they work best, the types of molecules they chemically digest and what products the chemical breakdownz form. (give 4 enzymes examples-Key on tge types of nutrients we process-carbohydrates, lipids[Fats], & proteins
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Brainliest!!! please help me it's almost due. Someone please help me 7. Explore and discuss homeostasis imbalances (issues that cause problems) including gallstones, heartburn, ulcers , dehydration, diarrhea, cirrchosis and cancers of the digestive system. **look up these conditions
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A gene mutation is a change in the sequence of nucleotides that occurs during cell replication (mitosis and meiosis) within a single coding section of DNA. Mistakes can also occur in the transcription of mRNA or the translation of a polypeptide. However, these changes are not considered to be mutations, because they are not permanent changes to the cell. Explain why "mistakes" in transcription or translation are not as serious as mutations in a gene.
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The human kidney is connected to the bladder by
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During ages six to eleven, Freud's latency period, what do experts believe happens to the libido? A.That it is channeled into self-development B.That it is only seen in small, private groups with peers C.That it is displayed out in the open, the same as in earlier ages D.That it is hidden since most children of that age bathe and get dressed alone
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what does the narrator mean when he says that energy "is old as time itself" ?
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What term refers to the lifestyle of a woman who slows her career advancement by choosing a career path that allows a mother flexible or reduced work hours?
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In what type of rock do paleontologists generally look for fossils?
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how does the bone matrix differ from the matrix of cartilage
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What are the roots of x in -10x2 + 12x 9 = 0?A. B. C. D. E.
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Which molecule provides the amino acids that are assembled during translation ?
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I am a type of leukocyte that sounds an alarm when infectious microbes invade your blood. I also help to break down bacteria. I help with reactions that cause allergic symptoms. I can also help repair wounds and destroy early cancer cells. What am I?
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CID is a neurological disease believed to be causedby prions, pathogenic agents that are smaller thanviruses, and are extremely resistant to inactivationby heat and disinfecting agents. The incubationperiod can be many years long and death is almostcertain within a year after initial onset of symptoms. What is the Main Point and What is the sub points?
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what is the centripetal forces acting on the moon. how would the motion of the moon change if there were no centripetal forces acting on it?
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what are the three parts of a DNA molecule
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