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What are the causes of depletion in the ozone layer. how can these be prevent ed

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epletion OCCURS when chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) and halons—gases formerly found in aerosol spray cans and refrigerants—are released into the ATMOSPHERE

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Why do we stain the small components of sections before seeing under the microscope name a stain

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t basic reason that cells are stained is to enhance VISUALIZATION of the cell or certain CELLULAR components under a microscope. Cells may ALSO be stained to highlight metabolic processes or to DIFFERENTIATE between live and dead cells in a sample.Hope it helps you.Mark me as BRAINLIEST.

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Process by which white blood cells pass through the vessel walls

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lial is the process by which white blood CELLS PASS through the vessel WALLS.

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Describe human male reproductive system

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eproductive system HELPS in producing hormone testosterone and oestrogen these both hormones helps in bringing SECONDARY sexual character N in producing SPERM and ogg/ovum.this system helps in reprduction

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what happens to the nitrogen once it is converted into forms that can be taken up and used to make nitrogen Containing molecules

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rogen after converted into soluble form reaches the ground due to the dung or the DEATH of the organism. After that some bacteria PRESENT in the ground transforms this into gaseous NITROGEN and releases it into the atmosphere

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Why should the students put the leaf peel in water twice during the whole experiment

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any EXPERIMENT if a LEAF is not KEPT hydrated  then the epidermal cells [LAYER of cell that covers the leaf] on the leaf will dry up DUE to which you cannot observe it clearly under any compound microscope.

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What are the artificial joint about three quarters normal?

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only need a knee replacement if your knee gives you pain, stiffness, instability or LOSS of FUNCTION that affects your daily life and activities.In a healthy knee, the ends of your thigh and shin bones are covered with hard CARTILAGE which allows the bones to move easily against each other. Arthritis damages the hard cartilage so that it BECOMES thin. In places the cartilage may wear away so that your bones rub against each other and become worn.In a knee replacement operation, the worn ends of the bones and any remaining hard cartilage are removed and replaced with metal and plastic parts. The plastic acts like hard cartilage, helping your joint to move freely. The interlocking parts of the artificial joint allow your knee to bend while also making it more stable.You won’t necessarily need a knee replacement if you have arthritis of the knee. But it may be worth considering if your knee is damaged by arthritis and the pain, disability or stiffness are having serious effects on your daily activities.Even then, your healthcare team will always try other measures before suggesting a knee replacement, including drug treatments, physiotherapy and weight loss. If your symptoms are still manageable and your medication is effective then you may prefer to wait.Your orthopaedic surgeon will be able to advise you on the surgical options and the potential pros and cons of having or delaying surgery, taking into account your age, health and LEVEL of activity.Most people who have a knee replacement are over 60. The earlier you have a knee replacement, the greater the chances that you’ll eventually need further surgery. However, there’s evidence that the surgical outcome may be better if you don’t wait until your knee becomes very stiff or deformed.

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What is the importance of trees for in our life in hindi?

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lso help to control pollution: They ABSORB carbon dioxide. They improve our environment. They cause rainfall and protect WATER resources under the ground. They prevent FLOODS and DROUGHTS.

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Difference between prokaryotic cells and eukaryotic cells

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nce between prokaryotic and Eukaryotic cell areprokaryotic cell1.small in size that is 1 nanometre2. Have undefined nuclear REGION due to absence of nuclear membrane3. single MOLECULE of circular DNA4. Nucleolus is absent 5. Membrane bound organelles are absentEukaryotic cell1. largest size that is 5 to 100 NM2. Have well defined nucleus region surrounded by a nuclear membrane3. more than ONE chromosome4. Nucleolus is present5. Membrane bound organelles are presentif this helps you please mark me as brainliest❤❤

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What is biogeochemical cycle? explain.

Answer» OGY and Earth science, a biogeochemical cycle or SUBSTANCE turnoveror cycling of substances is a pathway by which a chemical substance moves through biotic (biosphere) and abiotic (LITHOSPHERE, atmosphere, and hydrosphere) compartments of Earth. There are biogeochemical cycles for the chemical elements calcium, carbon, hydrogen, mercury, NITROGEN, oxygen, phosphorus, selenium, and sulfur; molecular cycles for water and silica; macroscopic cycles such as the rock cycle; as well as human-induced cycles for SYNTHETIC compounds such as polychlorinated biphenyl(PCB). In some cycles there are reservoirswhere a substance remains for a long period of time (such as an ocean or lake for water).
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discuss india s development in the fields of science and technology.write here the points you discussed

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organized growth and development of Science and TECHNOLOGY in India, different SPECIALIZED research and development agencies and organization are being set up.Every organization SPECIALIZES in a particular field to develop an advanced type of knowledge-based technology; for example, atomic industry is accountable to develop nuclear technology to fulfil the GROWING demands of energy.Council of Scientific & Industrial Research (or CSIR) is a premier national Research & Development organization. CSIR is also accountable for the human resource development in the field of Science and

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Discuss the development of language through four stages in the light of vygotsky theory of cognitive development

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o ADVANCE Cognitive Development .... describe the stages of SPEECH and language development. ... The first ASSUMPTION of VYGOTSKY's THEORY is that through

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Give scientific reason one must not panic during a stampede . plzzz ans fast .

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ede is uncontrolled concerted running as an act of mass impulse among herd animals or a crowd of people in which the group collectively begins running, often in an attempt to escape a PERCEIVED threat.Non-human species associated with stampede behavior include ZEBRAS, cattles, ELEPHANTS, blue wildebeests, walruses,[1] wild HORSES, and rhinoceroses.PLZ plz mark me brainlist....!!!

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Scientific names of all living organisms

Answer» IFIC Naming,' aka 'Binomial nomenclature,' is the scientific system for giving names to all living organisms, PLANTS, and animals.Refer this SITE for more-https://biology.tutorvista.com/organism/scientific-names-of-plants-and-animals.html
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what is germination ? in what way is the process of germination of a pea seed different from that of a bean seed

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тє αѕнυ нєяєgermination is a process through which under the certain ENVIRONMENT the SEED is DEVELOPED as embryo.when the pea is germinates it gets enough MOISTURE from itself and it cannot grow in harsh climate but a bean seed can resist such harsh climate.

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Outline the process that has to happen before a new medication can be released safely to the public.

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very and Development :Research for a new DRUG begins in the laboratory.2. Pre-clinical Research :Drugs undergo laboratory and animal testing to answer basic QUESTIONS about safety.3.Clinical Research :Drugs are tested on people to make sure they are safe and effective.  4.FDA REVIEW :FDA review teams thoroughly examine all of the submitted DATA RELATED to the drug or device and make a decision to approve or not to approve it.  5.FDA Post-Market Safety Monitoring :FDA monitors all drug and device safety once products are available for use by the public.

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Name the origanelle that helps in the removal of waste materials in protozoan

Answer» LYSOSOME it has POWERFUL ENZYMES to DIGEST ANYTHING
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List 2 problem in building dam

Answer» PROBLEM : THE CONSTRUCTION OF DAMS DISPLACE THE LOCAL COMMUNITIES LIVING IN THAT AREA. ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS : THE CONSTRUCTION OF DAMS RESULTS IN DEFORESTATION WHICH CAUSES THE DESTRUCTION OF THE ECOSYSTEM
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What are consequences of failure of ovulation

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ry (or ovulation) failure is a term used to describe the scenario where an egg is not released from the ovary. REGULAR periods (monthly cycle) do not necessarily mean that ovulation is occuring and an investigation may be required. Ovulation can be confirmed by ultrasound scans and BLOOD tests. Ovulation usually occurs on day 14 of a 28 day cycle but varies if the cycle is longer or shorter. Mid-cycle pain and clear watery mucus may indicate ovulation.The first and the foremost consequence of failure of ovulation is absence of pregnancy.

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Name two abiotic factor that make soil

Answer» IC components of soil are minerals, organic matter, water and air. The TYPICAL soil consists of APPROXIMATELY 45% MINERAL, 5% organic matter, 20-30% water, and 20-30% air.
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Can y list the changes seen in human being that are indicative of reprodective maturity

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tarts to grow bigger breast and their hips becomes much rounder. Their voice more more sweet and their height grows very fast and stops.-Ovaries mature and start producing ovum; menstrual cycle begins  .-Pelvic (hip) girdle broadens.In males signs can be SEEN by the growth of facial HAIR, their muscles starts to grow, voice becomes much louder and deeper. Their testicles gets LARGER and they GET wet dreams.-Testes mature and start producing sperms.-Pectoral (SHOULDER) girdle grows.Girl become mature by the age of 13 and for boys at the age of 15. It varies from people to people.

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Write a short note on the following cytoplasm very short question very

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erial or PROTOPLASM within a LIVING cell, EXCLUDING the NUCLEUS is TERMED as cytoplasm.

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the functional unit of the skeletal muscles is called the sarcomere, due to which they appear striated"

Answer» FIBRILS are composed of actin and myosin filaments, repeated in units called sarcomeres, which are the BASIC functional units of the muscle fiber. The sarcomere is responsible for the STRIATED APPEARANCE of skeletal muscle, and forms the basic machinery necessary for muscle CONTRACTION.
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Which insects has the shortest life span?

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er lives for 1 DAY only and JELLYFISH are IMMORTAL !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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What is pulmonary hypertension is it cause of death?

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ry hypertension is a condition of increased blood pressure within the arteries of the lungs. SYMPTOMS include shortness of breath, SYNCOPE, tiredness, chest pain, swelling of the legs, and a FAST HEARTBEAT. The condition may make it difficult to exercise. Onset is typically gradual. The cause is OFTEN unknown. Risk factors include a family history,

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What are the symptoms of dysentery

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s of DYSENTERY can INCLUDE:PAINFUL STOMACH crampsnausea or vomitinga FEVER of 38C (100. 4F) or above

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Which animal does not belong to Chondrichthyes 1)dog fish 2)jelly fish 3)stingray 4)electric ray

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How progestogen causes atrophic changes in wndometrium?

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erone breakthrough bleeding occurs when the progesterone-to-estrogen ratio is HIGH, such as occurs with progesterone-only contraceptive methods. The endometrium becomes atrophic and ULCERATED because of a lack of estrogen and is prone to FREQUENT, IRREGULAR bleeding.

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What is physical effect due to deficiency of insulin?

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is a hormone produced by the pancreas. Its function is to allow other cells to transform glucose into energy throughout your body. Without insulin, cells are starved for energy and must seek an ALTERNATE source. This can LEAD to life-threatening complications.Share on PinterestInsulin is a natural hormone produced in the pancreas. When you eat, your pancreas releases insulin to HELP your body make energy out of sugars (glucose). It also helps you STORE energy. Insulin is a vital part of metabolism. Without it, your body would cease to function.

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What is vegetation propagation state two advantage and disadvantage of this method

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ive reproduction is any form of asexual reproduction occurring in plants in which a new plant grows from a fragment of the parent plant or grows from a specialized reproductive structureAdvantagesThe MAIN advantage of vegetative propagation methods is that the new plants CONTAIN the genetic material of only one parent, so they are essentially clones of the parent plant. This can also help to maintain consistent quality and taste in products made from plants or crops.Disadvantages The plants gradually lose their vigour as there is no genetic variation. They are more PRONE to diseases that are specific to the species. This can result in the destruction of an entire crop. SINCE MANY plants are produced, it results in overcrowding and lack of nutrients.

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Hydrophytes show reduced xylem.why ?

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elopment of the transport systems which could accommodate efficient water and carbohydrate transport, was ONE of the most important requirements for the evolution of an efficient land plant. Long-distance transport becomes a serious problem if inefficiencies exist in either system. Growing larger and taller would also not have been possible without the synthesis of lignin. Emergent land plants evolved over a very long time, with the first vascular land plants evolving during the Silurian about 440 MILLION years ago. The first conifers evolved during the Permian (290-250 my); flowering plants during the late Cretaceous (70-65 my) and the first angiosperms during the late Tertiary. The first vascular plants had FAIRLY primitive vascular systems - these were called protosteles fossil members of the Lycopodiales were at the height of their development and dominance during the Devonian and Carboniferous (408- 360 million years ago). The TWO examples that we have chosen to illustrate, have  primitive vascular systems (Lycopodium claviatum and L. saururus  illustrate examples of a fairly 'advanced' protostele, one in which the xylem and phloem has become dissected. We illustrate a fern (Rumohra) and then gymnosperms (Encephalartos, Araucaria,  a MEMBER of the pines). Common amongst these is their vessel-less xylem. We have included a few examples of angiosperms which have eustelic vascular systems in their primary stems,  (Cucurbit which has bicollateral vascular bundles, Nymphaea a hydrophyte with highly reduced xylem, and a Ligustrum species). Finally, we include Zea mays in which the atactostelic condition and dominant influence of the leaf vascular supply is most evident.

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Wat is the term for a doctor who deal with pregnancy

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ogist I HOPE this ANSWER is HELPFUL to you

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What will happen if there is no epiglottis in human beings?

Answer» EPIGLOTTIS is absent in the BODY then the REGULATION of food material to esophagus and air into the lungs will disturbed. Sometimes food will enters into windpipe and then causes choking or simply if the epiglottis is not present in body then the lungs would not work properly which can LEAD to death.
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What is gonorrhea give its two causes and symptoms?

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these SIGNS and symptoms include: -A burning sensation while urinating -Green, white, or yellow discharge from the penis and -Painful or swollen TESTICLES In women, the signs and symptoms MAY include: -Pain during urination -Increased vaginal BLEEDING and discharge between periods and -The inability to have CHILDREN

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Name the essential element that is present in chlorophyll

Answer» N MAGNESIUM IRON
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The hormone which influences the ossification of bones

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mone PROMOTE osteoblastic activity and PRODUCTION of bone matrix; responsible for adolescent GROWTH SPURT; promote conversion of epiphyseal PLATE to epiphyseal line.

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2 taxonomic species are distinguished from each other by

Answer» OGY, a taxon is a group of one or more populations of an organism or ... This has given rise to phylogenetic taxonomy and the ongoing DEVELOPMENT of ... On the ORIGIN of SPECIES.
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List all of the enzymes and their functions that are used in dna replication

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EHERE IS YOUR ANSWER The RNA primers are made by RNA primase, and the OKAZAKI fragments are joined by DNA ligase. DNA polymerase is the enzyme that CARRIES in the DAUGHTER nucleotides, and DNA helicase is the one that unwinds the double helix to open the replication fork.HOPE IT'S HELPFULMARK AS BRAINLIEST PLEASE

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Hygienic behavior in the honey bee (apis mellifera l.) and the modulatory role of octopamine. J

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ees, Apis mellifera, which perform hygienic behavior, quickly detect, uncap and remove diseased brood from the nest. This behavior, performed by bees 15-20 days old and prior to foraging, is likely mediated by olfactory cues. Because the neuromodulator octopamine (OA) plays a pivotal role in olfactory-based behaviors of honey bees, we examined whether bees bred for hygienic and nonhygienic behavior DIFFERED with regard to their OA expression and physiology. We compared the staining intensity of octopamine-immunoreactive (OA-ir) neurons in the deutocerebral region of the brain, medial to the ANTENNAL lobes, between hygienic and nonhygienic bees (based on genotype and phenotype). We also tested how the olfactory responses of the two lines, based on electroantennograms (EAGs), were affected by oral administration of OA and of epinastine, a highly specific OA antagonist. Our results revealed that bees expressing hygienic behavior (irrespective of genotype) possessed OA-ir neurons that exhibited more intense labeling than same-aged bees not performing the behavior. In bees bred for nonhygienic behavior, OA significantly INCREASED the EAG response to low concentrations of diseased brood odor. Conversely, in bees bred for hygienic behavior, epinastine significantly reduced the magnitude of the EAG response, a reduction not observed in nonhygienic bees. Our results provide two lines of evidence that OA has the potential to facilitate the detection and response of honey bees to diseased brood. We discuss the contributions of OA for BEHAVIORAL shaping and its ABILITY to bias the nervous system to express one form of behavior over another.

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A Scottish watchmaker assisted by Ram Ram mohan Roy to establish the Hindu college in Calcutta I want answer of this a

Answer» KNOW SORRY FRIEND
41.

Bannu purchased a lollipop for 150 paise a biscuits packet for 850 paise and a chocolate for Rs 2.70

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AS BRAINLIST150 PAISE = 1.5 RS 850 paise = 8.5 rsbanni PURCHASED = 1.5+8.5+2.70 = 12.7 rs

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The role of biota in geomorphology ecogeomorphology

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w. Biogeomorphology is a multidisciplinary focus of geomorphology that TAKES research approaches from both geomorphology and ecology. It is a sub discipline of geomorphology. ... That is, certain geomorphic processes SHAPE the biota and biotic FACTORS can shape land FORMING processes.

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Glucose provides energy for cells. Different cells have different mechanisms for glucose intake. Intestinal cells contain proteins that transport glucose against its concentration gradient. These proteins couple the movement of glucose to the movement of sodium down its concentration gradient. Red blood cells have transporter proteins embedded in their membranes. When bound by a glucose molecule, these proteins change shape and allow glucose to move down its concentration gradient into the cell. Based on this information, what type of transport is used for glucose in blood and intestinal cells? A. Both blood and intestinal cells take in glucose by passive transport. B. Blood cells take in glucose by passive transport and intestinal cells take in glucose by active transport. C. Blood cells take in glucose by active transport and intestinal cells take in glucose by passive transport. D. Both blood and intestinal cells take in glucose by active transport.

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cells take in glucose by PASSIVE TRANSPORT and INTESTINAL cells take in glucose by ACTIVE transport.

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make a presentation on human evolution using various computer software and arrange a group discussion over it in the class room

Answer» VOLUTION refers to the change happens in population over a period of time. It is a process that is inherited from generation to generation that is it occurs on a GENETIC level.The process of evolution describes the major development of the today ‘s human SPECIES, called as HOMO sapiens from its ancestors' species. HOPE IT HELPS YOU.MARK ME AS BRAINLIEST.
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a panel of planning commissions is first to discuss the inspiration and used for us to come in the number of people belonging in the different age groups exam explain how

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g Commission has been changed to NITI( National INSTITUTION for Transforming INDIA) AAYOG since 1st January 2015 headquartered in NEW Delhi and it comes under jurisdiction of the Government Of India.The Chairman of the NITI Aayog is the PM himself ( Mr. Narendra Modi). The Vice Chairman of NITI Aayog is Mr. Rajiv KUMAR and the CEO is Mr. Amitabh Kant.Hope this helped.

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Roots of trees, grasses and otherplants can grow into small spaces and gaps in rock. When these roots grow, they exert pressure on the rock around them, causing the gaps to widen or even crack. Plant roots can alsoweather rock throug

Answer» ESE roots grow, they exert pressure on the rock around ... rock around them, CAUSING the gaps to WIDEN or EVEN crack. Plant roots can alsoweather rock ...
47.

Highlight the importance of exercise and good personal hygiene during adolescence

Answer» L HYGIENE PERSONAL hygiene includes many practices that help people to stay healthy. Adolescents need to know how to take care of their evolving and changing BODY. Bathing daily,use of proper soap, maintaining dental and oral hygience, care of the eyes and ears, and proper grooming, are some of the habits that adolescents need to follow REGULARLY PHYSICAL EXERCISE Just like food, physical activity, or exercise is a daily requirement. Walking, jogging, running, and PLAYING games stimulate the growth process and keep the individual fit . It improves blood circulation
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When determining if a particular gene is turned on or off scientists look at the production of a A. tRNA B. mRNA C. DNA D. rRNA

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because GENE is PRESENT in DNA.

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Uv spectroscopy for electricity producing bacteria

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teria in Your Gut Produce ELECTRICITY. Some bacteria, like LISTERIA monocytogenes, can generate electricity. These bacteria transport ELECTRONS through the cell WALL into the surrounding ENVIRONMENTS, with help from flavin molecules (shown in yellow).

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N large quantities during the degradation of glucose by homofermentativestreptococcus mutans?

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ation of foods containing large amount of PROTEINS such as MILK by special ..... In particular, cells from Δhsp18.55 and ΔftsH mutants strongly triggered IMMUNE defence genes.