Can anyone please this? ASAP

Answer:

i can't see this

Explanation:

Answer:

Answer is B

Explanation:

OK. you seem to be lazy to observe. you have to observe each nitrogenous base pair to check whether if it's paired with the right one. according to the rules of biology, two purines and two pyrimidines pair with each other. following are the mistakes of each diagram except B.

A- In the 6th pair, Guanine has paired with Guanine.

C- In the 3rd pair, Adenine has paired with Adenine.

D- In the 10th pair, Guanine has paired with Thymine.

All the above incidents are impossible in the biology of earth.

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2. What does the mitochondria do in cells?

A student is looking through a microscope at some cells of an onion root tip. Many of these cells are undergoing division since the root tip grows quickly and requires more cells. Which cell is going from metaphase into anaphase? W X Y Z


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mammalian cells that are membrane-bound, circular, biconcave discs that have no nuclei at maturity are called __.

baby names connect to gender, and names flow from male to androgynous to female but never in reverse. the reason for this is that

what is the relationships between oxygen and photosynthesis

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Question 6 of 33
Which of these situations could produce a population crash?
A. Increase in the availability of food
O B. Volcanic eruption
O C. Low death rate
O D. High birthrate
SUBMIT

What monosaccharide is contained in all disaccharides?

Which type of interspecific interaction could best be described as a “win-win” interaction?


parasitism

commensalism

predation

competition

mutualism

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What is a SYNONYM and ANTONYM for the term MASS in the sense that mass means the amount of matter within an object.

the stimuli for kinesthesis is the __________ energy of joint and muscle movement.

Which of the following is hypothesis
A. If plant receives more water, then it will grow taller
B. What happens if a plant receives a lot of water?
C. Plants need water to grow.

The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) collect vast amounts of data. For this activity, we want you to use their Natality Information database to test various hypotheses about birth. For the following five issues, please create a hypothesis and then use the database to collect information about the issue. Once you the data is displayed, record it and indicate whether your hypothesis was supported by data.

The database functions in this manner:

Upon going to this website, you will need to comply with the CDC requirements for using the database. Because this is a school activity, you will be fine. Click I Agree.
The top section (Section 1) of the query engine will allow you to determine how your data sets will be displayed. You will want to Group Results by State for the queries you will perform.
Be sure to select the correct measure for your question/hypothesis. Select only one measure for each query.
Section 2 allows to select individual states or multiple states for comparison. If you have selected states in Section 1, you can run multiple data sets here and see them displayed by state. If you did not, the only way to see individual state data is to run the query one state at a time.
The remaining sections include the conditions you can use for comparison. You will need to find the appropriate section for the condition you are testing for. Once you have found it, go ahead and run your query by clicking Send.
Let me talk you through the process. Seriously, watch this video explanation of what you're doing.

Here's an example. Which state, Utah or New York, has the highest average age for mothers giving birth?

Hypothesis: New York has the highest average age for mothers giving birth.
Data (based on the following settings)
Section 1: Group Results by State; Measure: Average Age of Mother (years)
Section 2: Select Utah and New York

Run the report (click Send) and the data says that New York's average age of mothers is 30.26 and Utah's is 28.59
Supported hypothesis: Yes
Data Questions
Now run the data queries for the following questions and record your hypothesis, data, and whether your hypothesis was supported.

Which state, Wyoming or Texas, has the highest fertility rate?
In which state, Hawaii or Illinois, is the mother's education the highest?
Pick two states and determine which state has the most births in May. (For this question and the next two, don't forget to make a hypothesis about which one you think it is.)
Pick two states and determine which state has the most twins.
Pick three states and determine which state has the most babies with Down syndrome.

Which of the following situations show a biotic factor operating within an ecosystem? SC.912.L.17.7

A.
The kind of climate in a given region

B.
The concentration of hydrogen gas in the air

C.
The rate of water flow in a body of water

D.
Carnivores that eat other animals

Astrology is pseudoscience. What can you conclude about the claims made by astrology? A. They are based off of critical thinking. B. They are based on unscientific methods. C. They are based on repeated evaluation. D. They are based on logical reasoning.

In a crime scene, what would you place clothing with blood on it in found as evidence? And why?
-Small paper envelope
-Small cardboard box with cotton
-Paper bag
-Metal box
-Glass jar
-Plastic bag

How many planets are in our solar system? Question 4 options: 3 7 8 10

Nitrogen fixing bacteria play an important part in getting nitrogen
into the soil so that it can be used by plants.
True
False

the release of ________ to muscle cell receptors triggers muscle contractions.

what does a plant gain from having more than one pigment?

in biology what is osmosis and what does it do

How many sugar molecules make up simple carbohydrates?

1 or 2
2 or 3
3 or 4
4 or 5

__________________________ a. A laboratory in a major university surveys all the reactions involving bromine. __________________________ b. A pharmaceutical company explores a disease in order to produce a better medicine. __________________________ c. A scientist investigates the cause of the ozone hole to find a way to stop the loss of the ozone layer. __________________________ d. A pharmaceutical company discovers a more efficient method of producing a drug. __________________________ e. A chemical company develops a new biodegradable plastic. __________________________ f. A laboratory explores the use of ozone to inactivate bacteria in a drinkingwater system.

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which of the following statements is most likely to be true in the case of the feedback-regulated

Here is a picture of the Amazon rain forest. Which aspect of this rain forest is
a biologist likely to study?
A. The species of plants found in the rain forest
B. The source of the river running through the rain forest
C. The pH of the river running through the rain forest
D. The rocks found throughout the rain forest

How much of Earth is comprised of ice? (1 point)
O about 10 percent
about 30 percent
O about 90 percent
about 70 percent

What are proteins composed of, and what are their main functions in the body

What is a water molecule made of?
O A. One carbon atom and two oxygen atoms
B. One carbon atom and four hydrogen atoms
C. One oxygen atom and two hydrogen atoms
D. One hydrogen atom and two oxygen atoms
SUI

RNA Polymerase (an enzyme) links RNA nucleotides together by catalyzing the formation of bonds during transcription. In this reaction, what is the substrate?

A. DNA polymerase
B. RNA nucleotide
C. RNA polymerase
D. Protein