What is true about cells in animals? they cannot produce food. they can produce food. some animal cells can produce food. they are the same as plant cells.?

Read the scenario and answer the following questions:a. How could the scenario have been prevented? b.

How do primitive heterotrophs produce energy? a. aerobic respiration b. chemical fermentation c. photosynthesis

Interactions between organisms and their environment impact the organism's overall population. Zebra mussels are not native North America; they were brought here by ships travelling from Europe.

Pick the correct match. 1. No cell wall, only plasma membrane: Animal or plant cell 2. No large vacuole, only small ones: Animal or plant cell 3. No chlorophyll or chloroplasts: Animal or plant cell 4.

Which site of the most ATP production during cellular respiration

Broccoli, cauliflower, kale, Brussels sprouts, and cabbage are all just different breeds of a single type of weed commonly found along the shores of the English Channel. The differences between them were all gradually selected for by various farmers.

Which type of transport requires energy to move a molecule?

What was the neolithic revolution and how did it change life

In two or more complete sentences, compare relative dating and absolute dating of earths materials.

Above 38oC and below 0oC the rate of photosynthesis decreases. Propose a hypothesis to explain why this occurs.