What is the types of atmosphere

Answer:

From order to closest to farthest:

Troposphere, stratosphere, mesosphere and thermosphere. Exosphere as well, if you wish.

Explanation:

Not much to explain here. They are separated by temperatures.

Breast milk is naturally formulated to meet the nutritional needs of a growing infant.

a. True
b. False

What are the student’s observations and inferences before he starts his investigation?

Which of the following correctly lists functions o
proteins?
transporting substances, creating proteins,
and fighting disease
being the blueprints for life and the bases of
heredity
providing structure, regulating cell processes
and creating movement
O sending messages, providing structure, a
creating proteins

Which statement applies only to the axial skeleton not the appendicular skeleton

prove that Sin^6 ϴ-cos^6ϴ=(2Sin^2ϴ-1)(cos^2ϴ+sin^4ϴ) please sove step by step with language it is opt maths question ​ ​

How are growth and development dinstinct from each other

what is osmolarity of mammalian urine?​

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Many resources pose risks to human health, for example poisonous chemicals, fuels and explosives. Use of these resources is often considered to be sustainable because people must follow safety rules when they use them.

Do you think the use of asbestos could be made sustainable in the same way?

In this excerpt, a reader can conclude that Lizzie is playful based primarily on her

What can you learn about by studying DNA?

For both clinical and cosmetic reasons, plastic surgeons inject substances into connective tissue underlying the skin epidermis. This plumps up areas deficient in soft tissue, and is used to reduce surgical scars or wrinkles, for example. Which normal connective tissue components are good candidates to be injected as fillers in this type of procedure

fatty acids are the building blocks of.

A. lipids
B. amino acids
C. DNA
D. monosaccharides

Glycolysis occurs in
1) mitochondria
2) cytoplasm
3) ER
5) Plastids​

If a diglyceride is formed, how many water molecules are involved?

a.
One.

b.
It depends upon the length of the fatty acids involved.

c.
Two.

d.
Three.

e.
None.

.1.2 The type of control shown in the diagram is known as
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Normal blood clotting requires an adequate intake of vitamin K. Vitamin K is needed by the liver for
synthesis of prothrombin and other factors.
O a.
False
b. True
Clear my choice

Name three ways that humans benefit from the use of seedless plants

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black coffee has a pH of 5, therefore its H+ concentration is ______ times greater than a solution with a pH of 10.

Is cell division a continuous process?

Illustrate with an example
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is mucous an enzyme or harmone​

A new member of your team is visually impaired. He's having a hard time reading his computer screen. How can you show that you value diversity? a) Suggest the organization may not be a great fit. O b) Tell him to apply for a different job within the organization that does not b) require computer usage. 12 Od Tell him that he might want to schedule an eye exam. c) d) Provide access to technology that can magnify or read what is on the computer screen.

Using the Venn diagram (above) can you come up with some ways that the different perspectives
overlap? What do they all have in common? Write a few words of commonalities for each overlap in
the Venn diagram. Can you find one in common for all three?

ANOVA is a technique that permits the comparison of the equality of means for multiple populations. Thus, 3 means could be compared and a determination of whether or not one of the means is significantly different from others can be made. This technique is extremely useful, but, as is always the case, the application requires a firm understanding of models assumptions. Consider the following scenario. A meticulously determined random sample of 200 observations is taken from a very large population. This data divides into 4 groups or factor levels, and a numerical measure for each observation is recorded. The population distribution of the measure appears to be slightly skewed positive. The 4 groups have the following number of observations 30, 100, 15 and 55. Which of the following statements leads to the greatest concern in using ANOVA as an analytical technique.
a. Unequal sample sizes among groups can seriously affect the power of the test.
b. Slightly skewed positive distribution of population measures seriously affect the power of the test.
c. In this scenario, I should be concerned about whether the data has been gathered in a biased fashion.
d. Four is not a sufficient number of groups into which to divide the data.

how does a viral immunization help prevent disease

Step One: Anatomical Developments
Match the following anatomical developments (A-J) with the number where they occur on the Hominin Anatomy Phylogeny (below).
A. decreased prognathism, moderate sized molars, phalanges not curved (derived), Found in South Africa, still relatively small brain (-450cc)
B. canine reduction, lower jaw tooth row shape intermediate between parallel and parabolic, have footprints explicitly displaying bipedal
patterns, curved phalanges
C. further brain expansion, decrease in teeth size, decrease in brow ridges, flattening of the face, mental eminence, vertical forehead
D. megadontia complex (huge molars, jaws, and chewing muscles), slight increase in cranial capacity (410-530cc)
E. femur and pelvis indicate capable of bipedalism
F. brain expansion, megadontia reduction, smaller less projecting face, smaller jaws
G. occipital bun common, retromolar space, robust postcrania, relatively short limbs
H. further brain expansion, reduction in teeth, face, and jaws, increased brow ridges, increased body size
1. loss of honing complex, obligate bipedalism, curved phalanges (primitive), parallel tooth row shape
J. foramen magnum position indicates likely capable of bipedalism

A conservation biologist is working to protect elephant seal populations. Elephant have a classic type I survivorship curve with very low levels of juvenile mortality and high survivorship rate. They insist that reducing threats to adults is more important than protective juveniles. Are they correct

Imprinting can be cell-type specific; for example, this region of chromosome 15 is ONLY imprinted in neurons and a few other specific cell types, but it is not imprinted in most cells in the body, such as bone, liver, and heart cells. Which of the following statements are true about a healthy individual without Prader-Willi or Angelman syndrome? ( Choose two answers)
a. Maternal and paternal copies of SNRPN are expressed at the same level in heart cells.
b. The maternal and paternal copies of UBE3A are differentially expressed in bone cells.
c. The maternal copy of SNRPN has DNA methylation at its promoter in liver cells.
d. Expression of the paternal copy of UBE3A is silenced in neurons.

Which of the following is an example of evolution?
A. Plants colonizing inland areas after developing vascular systems that can hold and transport water.
B. An organism developing immunity to a disease after surviving it.
C. A Chameleon changing color when entering a different environment.
D. An organism dying because it is not adapted to its habitat.