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What is the link between light and chlorophyll ?

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• In photosynthesis, ELECTRONS are transferred from water to carbon dioxide in a reduction process. Chlorophyllassists in this process by trapping SOLAR energy. When chlorophyllabsorbs energy from sunlight, an electron in the chlorophyll molecule is EXCITED from a lower to a higher energy state.

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The cell (from Latin cella, meaning "small room") is the basic structural, functional, and biological unit of all known living ORGANISMS. A cell is the smallest unit of LIFE. Cells are often CALLED the "building blocks of life". The study of cells is called cell biology.

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The CONTROL group and experimental group are compared against each other in an experiment.

The only difference between the two groups is that the INDEPENDENT variable is changed in the experimental group.

The independent variable is "controlled" or held CONSTANT in the control group.

Answer: elephant, lion,CHEETAH, apes,monkeys, armadillos are all TERRESTRIAL animals

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anything less than a complete STRUCTURE of a CELL doesn't ensure independent living.so cell is the fundamental STRUCTURAL and functional unit of all living organisms. we KNOW Anton Van leeuwenhoek first described a live cell. and Robert hooke discovered the first non-living cell in 1665.

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"The relationship between tongue and taste is more. Taste gets connected to the brain through the tongue that is inside one's mouth. The humans can DETECT four TYPES of taste which are BITTER, sour, SWEET and salty because of the taste buds present in their tongue.

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• A carpel is the innermost PART of a FLOWER. It is usually surrounded by male reproductive structures called stamens, both of which are surrounded by petals. The petals of flowers are often large and brightly colored. Before the flower OPENS, the petals are protected by SEPALS, which are usually GREEN

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Connective tissue happen to be the most abundant tissue of COMPLEX animal as they include cartilage, bone, adipose, and blood. This animal tissue is again DIVIDED into THREE types which are cardiac, smooth, and skeleton. The smooth tissue FOUND in wall of blood vessel and internal organs are an involuntary type.

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mitochondria

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The eight DIFFERENT phyla are, PORIFERA, Cnidarians, PLATYHELMINTHES, Nematoda, Annelida, Echinodermata, Mollusca, and Arthropoda. Invertebrates EITHER reproduce SEXUALLY or asexually.

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⭐Forms the skeletal framework of the cell.

⭐Transport of MATERIALS from ONE cell to other.

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1 excitability

2 contractability

3 extensibility

4 ELASTICITY

the different cell organelle which is present in the cell have different function.

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• the cell is the structural and functional UNIT of living organism full stops all the FUNCTIONS of the living organism can be independently performed by the cell. For example the nucleus helps to control all the activities of the cell. The mitochondria helps in respiration. the plastid helps in photosynthesis.
• The centriole helps in cellular division. The endoplasmic reticulum helps in transportation the LYSOSOME helps in the destruction of the cell. The Golgi bodies helps in the formation of vesicles and the ribosome helps in the protein synthesis

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ANAL GLANDS, found in all carnivora including WOLVES, BEARS, SEA otters and kinkajous ; and in some Reptiles, e.g. the scuted-kind.

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Excluding reflexes, all skeletal muscles contractions occur as a result of conscious EFFORT originating in the brain. The brain SENDS electrochemical signals through the NERVOUS system to the motor neuron that innervates several muscle fibers.

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Health screenings for women and those for men are tests used to uncover illness EARLY on, before symptoms APPEAR. Early detection of diseases such as cancer can make a significant difference in treatment and even life expectancy. Your doctor likely advises you of the tests you should undergo and when, but another good source of this information is MyHealthFinder.gov. This SITE features current health screening recommendations based on age and SEX from the USPSTF, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), and the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA).1

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Smoking shortens both the length and quality of a person’s life. It's responsible for MANY diseases and is the leading preventable cause of death in the U.S.2 If you smoke, quitting is your number one health priority. The USPSTF recommends that healthcare providers counsel patients to stop smoking, and for those who are not pregnant, suggest FDA-approved smoking cessation medications.

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Examples include immunization against disease, maintaining a healthy diet and exercise regimen, and avoiding smoking. Methods to detect and ADDRESS an existing disease prior to the APPEARANCE of symptoms. Examples include TREATMENT of HYPERTENSION (a risk factor for many cardiovascular diseases), and cancer screenings.

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HEALTH conditions. The World Health Organization defines health as "a state of complete PHYSICAL, mental, and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity." Health conditions, like illnesses, injuries and IMPAIRMENTS, affect our ABILITY to FUNCTION or enjoy life.

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The TERM can refer to the practice of selectively breeding and raising LIVESTOCK to promote DESIRABLE traits in animals for utility, sport, pleasure, or research, but also refers to the efficient exploitation of a species in agriculture in a way that benefits all species involved in the relationship.

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Previously, Owen 22 identified the rostrum-saw denticles of PRISTIS as MODIFIED 'dermal spines', while Schaeffer 23 suggested they derived from modified placoid SCALES as also did Slaughter & Springer 11, Würinger ET al...

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1. a) Nephrons
2. B) Diffusion
3. a) Collecting tubules
4. The purpose of urine formation in our body is to remove waste products from the blood.
5. A. Urinary Bladder, B. Nephrons, C. Renal artery and D. Urethra.
6. The blood enters the kidneys through renal arteries. They pass through the bowman's capsule, where the waste products are removed with the help of the glomerulus in the bowman's capsule. The waste products removed by glomerulus pass through the tubular part of the nephron which includes proximal covulated tubules and distal convoluted tubules. There is also presence of the CAPILLARIES on the tubules, which reabsorbs of the nutrients and water from the waste products removed by glomerulus. Hence, the waste products at last, is collected in the collecting DUCT, which further is removed through the ureters, and finally collected in urinary bladder. At last, the urine of the waste product is removed through urethra.
7. Insect - Malphigian tubules, Humans - kidneys, FLATWORMS - nephridium and Molluscs - nephridia ( organised and looks like a human KIDNEY.

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nucleus+cytoplasm

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PROTOPLASM is the LIVING CONTENT of the CELL

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MITOCHONDRIA is called the powerhouse of cell. They are so called because they carry out the process of AEROBIC respiration and generate the energy MOLECULES (ATP or adenosine Triphosphate) for cell operation.

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womb is the PLACE where the baby develops.it is a part of UTERUS where all the EMBRYONIC MEMBRANES develop ALONG with the foetus.

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The microorganisms in biofertilizers restore the soil's natural nutrient CYCLE and BUILD soil organic matter. Through the use of biofertilizers, HEALTHY plants can be grown, while enhancing the sustainability and the HEALTH of the soil.

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Gas exchange

Gas transport are the steps INVOLVED in respiration

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Some sources STATE that Jats are regarded as Kshatriyas, while OTHERS assign Vaishya or Shudra varna to them. According to Santokh S. Anant, Jats, Rajputs, and Thakurs are at the TOP of the caste hierarchy in most of the north INDIAN villages, surpassing Brahmins.

Geographic distribution: India.

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For the process of photosynthesis, raw materials should be TRANSPORTED to the leaves. For transport in plants, they NEED a transport system to move FOOD, water, and minerals around because for them no heart, no BLOOD, and since these plants do not have a circulatory system, transportation MAKES up for it

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The given EXPERIMENT DEMONSTRATES that oxygen is EVOLVED during the process of photosynthesis. In this experiment, the aquatic plant-like HYDRILLA is USED. The aspect is the light reaction of photosynthesis. This is the process in which the plants with the help of chloroplast captures light energy. They can use the carbon dioxide from the air to produce carbohydrates in the form of sugar and starch. There is a splitting of water to fill the gap created by the electron in the photosystem. The product which is formed is oxygen which is liberated during this process.

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in SPACE between DURAMATER and cranium, cerebrospinal FLUID or CSF is PRESENT..

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Mitochondria is ABLE to make proteins due to the PRESENCE of RIBOSOMES

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When it comes to vitamin content, brown rice and whole-grain wheat have similar nutritional VALUES, except for FOLATE. Both grains are a good source of energy-providing thiamine, niacin and riboflavin. They both have a small AMOUNT of vitamin E. But whole-grain wheat is a better source of folate.

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1. ploughing

2. watering

3. sowing

4. FERTILIZER and PESTICIDES use.

5. irrigation

6. CUTTING of the plants.

7. storing.

8 selling or USING for own PURPOSES

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we have to destarch the plant before EXPERIMENT

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because of DESTARCHING we can EASILY do EXPERIMENTS and remove CARBON dioxide

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Anatomical terminology. The ligamentum arteriosum (Latin: arterial LIGAMENT) is a SMALL ligament that is the remnant of the ductus arteriosus formed WITHIN three weeks after birth.

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Three typesThree types of RESPIRATION INCLUDE INTERNAL, external, and CELLULAR respiration. External respiration is the BREATHING process. It involves inhalation and exhalation of gases. Internal respiration involves gas exchange between the blood and body cells.

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• the lifecycle of a honey bee consists of three main STAGES: the larval, pupal, and adult stages.
• Within a normal hive situation, a single queen bee lays fertilized and unfertilized eggs.
• Fertilized eggs can hatch worker and queen bees, unfertilized eggs hatch drone bees.
• Eggs hatch after about 3 days, but development rates and processes vary among bees within the hive, as well as between species in the genus Apis.
• fertilized egg. After hatching, the bees spends an average of six days in the larval stage.
• During the first few days larvae are mass-FED a compound known as “worker jelly” or “brood food”- a mixture of fluids produced by the hypopharyngeal food glands and the mandibular glands of adult worker bees.
• Larvae are fed between 150-800 times per day for up to three days before the diet is changed to a less rich content and less frequent feeding schedule.
• During the larval stage fat bodies are built up that are able to store lipids, glycogen, amino acids, and mitochondria bodies for later use in the pupal stage.
• After eight or nine days, the brood cells are capped and the larvae molt.
• They begin to spin a cocoon with silk produced from thoracic salivary glands, this marks the beginning the pupal stage.
• The pupal stage is when most parts of the adult bee form; the wings, legs, abdomen, internal organs, and muscles.
• Pupae draw upon the stores of the fat bodies built up during the larval stage during this period of growth.
• Stored lipids, amino acids, and glycogen fuel the continued growth of the developing pupa. After about 20 to 21 days, the pupa chews through the brood cell cap and emerges as a teneral or callow bee.
• These newly hatched bees do not leave the cell for three to four hours, as they have a soft skin, or cuticle, that takes time to harden.
• Once emerging from the brood cell, bees must feed within a few hours.
• Without the bacteria and proteins that ingesting pollen brings, the development process and lifespan of the bee can be threatened.
• Young bees spend the first ONE to three weeks of their lives carrying out functions within the hive.
• These tasks include feeding and cleaning larvae, cleaning the hive cells, building comb, guarding, patrolling, accepting pollen from foragers, storing, curing, and packing pollen, and more.
• After about three weeks the glands that produce larval food and wax begin to degenerate.
• The bee moves from the brood nest and begins integration into the life of a forager.
• Worker bees typically live 15-38 summer days. In the winter, CHANGES in the bees anatomy- specifically well-developed hypopharyngeal glands and an increased supply of fat bodies, enable worker bees to live 140-320 days.

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