SHARKS AND RAYS | BONY FISHES | |
SCALES | PLACOID | CYCLOID |
SHAPE OF THE TAIL | HETEROCERCAL | HOMOCERCAL |
SKELETON | CARTILAGE | BONE |
BUOYANCY | SWIM BLADDER IS ABSENT | SWIM BLADDER IS PRESENT |
REPRODUCTION | EXTERNAL | INTERNAL |
OPERCULA | OPERCULA IS PRESENT | OPERCULA IS ABSENT |
With one or two words in each of the cells on the table below explain how...
All of the features below are features that characterize humans,
though very few of them are unique to humans. Rather, most of them
are present in our species because of our evolutionary history
(they were present in an ancestral species at some point in time,
and eventually passed on to us). For example, the bilateral
symmetry that characterizes the human body plan is a feature that
evolved in a primitive animal species that lived hundreds of
millions of years ago;...
Provide written answers and diagrams for two of the questions below. 1. Sketch and explain the sedimentary cycle. What processes are at work in each stage? 2: On the back side of this page. draw pictures of the following sedimentary features and explain how they form: ripple marks cross beds mudcracks graded beds 3. Define clastic and chemical sedimentary rocks and tell how the two groups differ. How do the two types of weathering (physical and chemical) relate to how...
CIRCULATION: ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY 1) Describe the composition (cells and/or proteins) of formed elements in the blood versus the plasma elements in blood. 2) Describe the features of an erythrocyte and how it helps promote the function of circulating gas through the body. 3) What is meant by cooperative binding? B) Hemoglobin shows cooperative binding. How does this help promote its function of gas delivery to tissues? 4) Identify at least two environmental conditions that can shift the affinity hemoglobin...
8. For each of the lettered points on the interfe a. rence pattern below, answer these questions. :How many wavelengths from each source is i? .By how many wavelengths do the two paths differ? Is there constructive or destructive interference at the point? Constructive or Destructive Interference? Wavelengths from S1 Wavelengths from S2 Difference to Point to Point Explain in a sentence how the path difference between a point and the waves sources determines th type of interference b.
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Answer two of the three forum questions, listed below. 1. How do the product-dominant and service-dominant approaches to marketing differ? 2. What are the four types of consumer offerings? How do they differ from one another? 3.Identify two consumer products sold in a grocery store or by a mass merchandiser such as Walmart. Explain the strategies used to introduce each of the products or which strategy you feel will be most successful.
Anyone explain to (i), (ii)
How can we get the instruction words and R8=?[hex]?
(i) instruction words[hex] is 0x4508, and R8= 0xF002
How can I get that?
(ii) instruction words[hex] is 0x4548 and R8=0x0002
How can I get that?
Consider the following instructions given in the table below. For each instruction determine its length (in words), the instruction words (in hexadecimal), source operand addressing mode, and the content of register R7 after execution of each instruction. Fill in the empty...
Label Each component in the below shown pneumatic design
and explain in one or two lines their use or purpose and how the
below pneumatic device works.
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Label Each component in the below shown pneumatic design
and explain in one or two lines their use or purpose and how the
below pneumatic device works. (It is a bottle filling pneumatic
circuit).
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1.Explain case-control and cohort study designs? How do the two designs differ? Give at least one example from the text or the literature. 2. Define validity and reliability using examples.
In what way was the seed an important adaptation in the evolution of plants? Explain the difference between pollination and fertilization. How much time elapses between these two processes in pine? 1. 2. 3. Outline the main events of the pine life cycle. Where are the gametes produced? Where are the spores produced? What generations are independent? At what stage does dispersal occur? Make a table like the one below where you compare reproduction, dispersal, and protection of the zygote...