As carbon moves throughout earths systems how are different parts of the biosphere(the part occupied by living things) affected?

Answer:

Carbon is an essential factor to the survival of living things.

Explanation:

It is produced as a waste by-product of metabolism in living organisms and combines with oxygen to be released as Carbon Dioxide (CO2).

Plants on the other hand require CO2 to process sunlight and nutrients into energy. They in return release oxygen which is required by animals to break down food.

Factories, businesses, people (as they generate electricity, transport people and goods, etc) release lots of carbon into the atmosphere it also combines with oxygen again to form C02.

The ocean and water bodies also serve as a collecting conduit of CO2, especially where the water temperature is relatively warm. When CO2 is captured by the ocean, it is used by some sea animals to make shells.

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____(1)____ are made of two sisters ____(2)____ held together at the center by a ____(3)____.
A. (1) chromosomes; (2) chromatids; (3) centromere

B. (1) chromosomes; (2) centromeres; (3) chromatid

Stimulation of the insulin receptor by ligand binding and autophosphorylation eventually leads to the activation of glycogen synthase and the translocation of glucose transporters to the plasma membrane. One strategy for treating diabetes is to develop drugs that act as inhibitors of the phosphatase enzymes that remove phosphate groups from the phosphorylated tyrosines on the insulin receptor. Why might this be an effective treatment for diabetes

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Biology multiple choice.

Humans contribute to many changes of areas such as beaches, bays, wetlands, the sea floor, and coral reefs. How does the deliberate alteration of the ocean or terrestrial topography negatively impact marine ecosystems?

is limited food supply a biotic or abiotic factor​

Most waves are created by ocean currents

Anaerobic respiration is also known as _____

how are each of the rock types created (igneous, sedimentary, and metamorphic) created?

What is NOT a prevention method for the milkweed bug?
O Leave grass clippings on lawn
O Mow at least once a week
O Avoid over-fertilization
O Provide proper amounts of water

Question 9
Food web....

A. An animal that eats only other animals
B. An animal that eats only plants
C. A diagram for displaying the feeding relationships among all the organisms in an ecosystem
D. An organism that eats dead or decaying matter and changes it into nutrients or minerals

Allowing discharged electricity to flow safely into Earth's bedrock is known as,

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What happens to a renewable resource when
people begin to use it more quickly than it can be
replaced?
O A. It becomes a sustainable resource.
B. It becomes polluted.
O C. It becomes a nonrenewable resource.
O D. It becomes a natural resource.
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Give an example of Primary, Secondary, and Tertiary Successions.

Does one disease happen in the circulatory system which can affect homeostasis?

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_____ is a side effect of tabacco use​

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mRNA:
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15. Artificial Selection is also kinow as survival of the fittes! True or false

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Biology multiple choice.

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Create a Vocabulary Foldable (vocabulary words, definitions, and examples) for Animal Behavior. Refer to ACOS 7.10 Reproduction in Plants and Animals: Animal Behavior for vocabulary terms and notes.

Upon completion, submit your work using the "Submit Assignment" button in Schoology - DO NOT EMAIL THE TEACHER YOUR WORK! You may attach a video recording or picture of your Vocabulary Foldable.
1.) Stimulus

2.) Response

3.) External

4.) Internal

5.) Behavior

6.) Environmental Behavior

7.) Hibernation

8.) Migration

9.) Inherited Behavior

10.) Reflex

11.) Instinct

12.) Learned Behavior

13.) Imprinting

14.) Conditioning

15.) Trial and Error Learning

16.) Insight Learning

17.) Social Behavior

18.) Social Hierarchy

19.) Territorial Behavior

How do bacteria respond to their environment? Think back to how viruses mutate. What do you predict can happen to bacterial DNA?

Which organelles directly help to reduce overpopulation in a deer herd

. You could consider the chloroplasts and mitochondria in cells to be analogous to a. waste dumps. c. power plants. b. resource depletion centers. d. self-contained, non-interactive entities.

If a sample of DNA is 21% adenine, it would be % cytosine.

Is anaphase II similar to anaphase in mitosis?

A. Yes

B. No

What is the probability that a female offspring of the cross that is shown above would have a recessive allele for Duchenne muscular dystrophy disorder?
0 percent
25 percent
50 percent
100 percent

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