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Answer:

It's a little difficult to see the difference between the finch 1 and finch 2 population lines, but their trends should match those of the food. This answer is assuming the finch 1 population aligns with the seeds line and the finch two population lines up with the fruit line: The finch 1 population has a beak adapted to eating seeds and the finch 2 population has a beak better adapted to eating fruit

Explanation:

Since we are given data for both the food source and the finch population, the answer will most likely reflect that. Therefore eliminating choices A (disease) and C (feathers). Again, this answer is assuming the finch 1 population aligns with the seeds line and the finch two population lines up with the fruit line. The lines for the finch population will match with the availability of food, so less seeds mean less finch 1 and when the amount of seeds rise up you can see the population of finch 1 also rises.

Which of the following best describes why the two organisms you chose are closely related to each other using evidence from the chart?

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Which best describes the white light in the visible light spectrum?
А
a mixture of every wavelength and color of visible light
B
a mixture of only seven colors and wavelengths of visible light
С
a mixture of only red, blue, and yellow wavelengths of visible light
D
a mixture of colors that cannot be broken up in the spectrum of visible light

1. A food chain is one part of a food web. Which list is part of the food web shown above?
A diatoms-fish-leopard-seal-orca
B diatomskrill--fish-great white
shark-orca
C copepodsdiatomskrill--fish-
leopard-seal-orca
Dorca--leopard-seal--squid-copepods- diatoms
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Key Term Matching
1. accessory organs
2. fundus
3. uvula
4. villi
5. large intestine
6. root
7. dentin
8. lamina propria
9. fauces
10. chyme
11. incisor
12. parietal cells
13. crown
14. stomach
15. cheeks
16. serosa
17. enamel
18. stratified squamous
19. gingivae
20. small intestine
21. pharynx
22. liver
23. molar
24. mucins
25. acinar cells
a. forms bulk of tooth
b. performs compaction
c. a cutting tooth villi
d. liquid food mixture in stomach
e. posterior opening of oral cavity
f. has three muscularis externa layers
g. portion of tooth above gum line
h. epithelium found in esophagus
i. are connected to GI tract by a duct
j. composed of loose connective tissue
k. dome-shaped stomach region
l. organ shared with respiratory system
m. substance harder than bone
n. exocrine part of pancreas
o. projection off of soft palate
p. in saliva to lubricate food
q. finger-like extensions of mucosa
r. portion of tooth below gum line
s. the gums
t. performs 90% of digestion and absorption
u. secretes bile
v. a grinding tooth
w. secrete HCI
x. outermost layer of GI tract wall
y. lateral walls of the oral cavity

Viroids’ largest impact is on ________.

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Storz (2007) describes an adaptive response to low partial pressure of oxygen in an environment at high elevation. Describe three other environmental conditions besides high elevation that might result in adaptation to hypoxia. List an organism found in each of the described environmental conditions that would be predicted to exhibit adaptive responses to low partial pressure of oxygen.

question 10
Norepinephrine is produced from
A. tyrosine
B. serotonin
C. epinephrine
D. damfino
E. tryptophan
F. histidine

The smaller a population of organisms of a particular species, the
A.
more likely one of the organisms is to adapt to a changing environment
B.
more likely a mutation is to arise
C.
less likely the species will be able to survive in a changing environment
D.
less likely natural selection is to affect the population

Which climate is best for supporting both plant and animal life? A.Tropical Rainforest B. Tundra C. Temperate Deciduous forest D. Desert E. Savanna F. Taiga

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Porifera
Question 1
Multiple choice. Ring the letter of the response that is most correct.
1. Sponges are typically
A. mobile
B. parasitic
C. anaerobic
D. sessile
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Clark case summary for gizmo

Which population is most likely to survive in the event of a new disease?
A.
a very diverse population
B.
a somewhat diverse population
C.
a population with little diversity
D.
a population with no variation

Based on this information, what is the most likely relationship between common garter snakes and rough-skinned newts?

Which situation is an example of altruistic behavior?(1 point)

A) A child steals an apple.

B) A child shares an apple.

C) A child eats an apple.

D) A child throws away an apple.

Allie was in the park playing on the equipment. She noticed that on the highest slide, she slides down
A)
without friction.
B)
with the slowest speed.
with the greatest speed.
D)
at about the same speed as the shortest slide.

What is the name of the structures at the end of the bronchioles where gases are
exchanged?
Olarynx
Oalveoli
O trachea
Oepiglottis

The goal of meeting economic and humans needs is to improve blank of life

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which of the following should a teenager and not do to maintain reproductive health​

2. What is a characteristic of animals that use chemicals for defense?
A. They rely on Mullerian mimicry for defense.
B. They rarely use camouflage as a defense.
C. They usually use their speed for defense.
D. They rely on Batesian mimicry for defense.

What are the five human impacts on the environment? (I would prefer them in point form, but i understand if you cant do that

The ligand binding domain of a protein must be inserted in

The two DNA bases that are pyrimidines are:

which process is needed for evolution to occur? PLEASSE HELPPP THIS IS A BIG GRADE

The following case study is a paraphrase from "Good Clinical Practice. Standard Operating Procedures for Clinical Researchers" (Kolman, J., Meng, P. and Scott, G. editors; John Wiley and Sons publishers, 1998):

“While a study subject and a relative were walking in town one day during the summer, a hanging flower basket fell on a study subjects head, resulting in the study subject falling down and becoming unconscious. The subject’s relative called for an ambulance. On arrival at a local hospital’s Emergency Department, in which the subject regained consciousness but could not recall the event, a x-ray revealed a fractured skull. The subject’s consciousness level at this point was deteriorating and after further tests a subdural hematoma was diagnosed, which was evacuated under general anesthesia. Postoperative recovery was uneventful and progressing well until day four, when the patient developed acute dyspnea (shortness of breath) at rest during visiting time. An emergency lung scan was performed that confirmed a diagnosis of pulmonary embolism. The study subject was anticoagulated and was eventually discharged from the hospital”

1. What is/are the AE/s in the case study?

2. Are there any AEs that are "serious"? If "yes", list them and state why they are serious.

3. What are your thoughts about the AE(s) being related to the study drug (NOTE: we do not know whether the subject is on active drug or placebo)?

what is the main point of the villi