Why is transduction considered a pathway?

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The seed capsules of the Himalayan balsam plant explode when touched and can eject seeds as far as 16 feet from the parent plant. Is this a structural adaptation, behavioral adaptation, or both?

What part of a flowering plant develops into a seed after fertilization has taken
place? The diagram shows this at # 4.

How is active transport different from simple diffusion and facilitated diffusion?

A female heterozygous for dark hair and freckles married a male also heterozygous for dark hair and freckles. What is the possibility of having offspring with no freckles and light hair?

•8/16
•3/16
•9/16
•1/16

rate of reproduction to sexual reproduction in plants

what is the result of water flowing down gently sloping land?

High energy or low energy

What is the function of the surface protein on the influenza virus?
A To protect
B To attach to a host cell
C To manufacture enzymes using a host's immune system
D To remove a host cells's DNA

The substance that are present before any chemical reaction are called

Dioxides
Oxygen
Products
Reactants

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A class is debating the advantages and disadvantages of different types of reproduction. One student argues that organisms that reproduce asexually, like bacteria, have no advantage over organisms that reproduce sexually.
Which of the following choices below represents an argument for the advantages of asexual reproduction?
A. Organisms that reproduce asexually are likely to find a mate at a faster rate than sexually reproducing organisms, which allows them to reproduce faster.
B. Organisms that reproduce asexually are more diverse and are more likely to pass on key genes for survival to future generations, which aids in maintaining beneficial genes for survival in the gene pool
C. Organisms that reproduce asexually gain variation through processes like crossing over, which allows survival in instances of ecological change
D. Organisms that reproduce asexually create a large amount of offspring in a short period of time in order to maintain their population

On the Galápagos Islands, Darwin observed tortoises with domed and saddle-shaped shells. How did Darwin’s observations of these tortoises help him form the theory of evolution by natural selection?

Which of the following illustrations is an example of thigmotropism?

Image A

Image B

Image C

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What is the relationship between changing co2 concentration and temperature?

Two plants were being tested for growth. Both were given water and proper soil, etc. However, one was placed in the closet, and one was placed in the window sill. Why did the one in the closet die? Question 4 options: It was not around other plants. It was not around people enough. It did not receive sunlight. It did not have chloroplasts.

What makes all of the samples different from each other?

Use the illustration below to answer this question. What is the name of the
cellular structure labeled "X"?
CSD
O Chloroplast
O Mitochondria
O Lysosome
O Central Vacuole

What is a photosystem?

a structure which contains stroma
b structure where the dark reaction occurs
c structure through which H+ flows to form ATP
d cluster of the light-absorbing molecules called pigment
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part of earth that contains all ecosystems

1) If the amount of algae in the ocean decreases by 50%, the population of its consumers, goby fish, will

A decrease to its carrying capacity.

B go extinct.

C increase by 50%.

D increase to its carrying capacity.

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The image shows a facility that generates electricity.
miner
Which kind of energy does this facility harness?


what is a tool that shows phenotypes of genetically related family members

You find a rock sample with radioactive atoms present. 25% of the original radioactive atoms were present, how many half lives have passed

If the ocean floor is spreading and Earth is not getting any bigger, where is crust being destroyed?

Which of the following is a cell that has NO specific function?

• Stem cell
•Specialized cell
•Prokaryotic Cell
•Eukaryotic Cell

Which type of bacteria is used to make cheese, sauerkraut and
fruit juices?

where are peripheral proteins located

Consider the way living things are organized. What are the two levels of organization just after atoms? (5 points)
Tissues and organs
Molecules and cells
Organs and organ systems
Organ systems and organism

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How do minerals impact our daily lives? How are minerals used? Give three examples.

What are spring tides called (high tides or low tides)

Which health effects are concerns for people who get exposed to the low
levels of radiation that might remain in the environment in the years after an
accident at a nuclear reactor?
A. First-degree burns from thermal pollution
B. Exposure to parasites that can attack the digestive system
C. Respiratory diseases resulting from air pollutants
D. Thyroid cancer and other cancers
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