During what geological period do the angiosperms become more common?. A. Triassic. B. Permian. C. Jurassic. D. Cretaceous

What is the role of tRNA? a. tRNA brings over the correct amino acid by using the anticodon to match to the mRNA during translation. b. tRNA acts as a substitute for mRNA when there is a mutation. c.

What is the relationship between a compound and covalent bond?

Which process provides the enrgy used to make ATP and ADP

26. Which of the following best describes the difference between a phenotype and a genotype? a. Genotype is what you see and the phenotype is the coding b. Genotype is the coding (your DNA) and the phenotype is what you see. c.

If a force of 30n is applied to object with the mass of 70kg whats is the objects acceleration

Muscle fibers can be divided into two main types or categories (i. e., Type I and Type II) based on what distinction: a. thickness of myofilaments b. angle of cross bridges c. time to reach maximum tension d. abundance of striation

What is the definition of habitat a. a unique role of an organism in its ecosystem b. a place where an organism lives and gets its resources c. a set of organisms working with each other and their environment

During the translation of mRNA molecules, the new polypeptides are often directed to specific parts of the cell by the presence or absence of short sequences of amino acids called signal peptides.

what is one event that marks the end of mesozoic era

You are in the middle of drawing a blood specimen using the evacuated tube method when you realize that you have just filled an EDTA tube and still have a green top to collect. What do you do?