Discuss the life span of birth,growth,maturity and death in living organisms?

Q: Hypertrophy, hyperplasia and increases in extracellular material are forms of    A. growth  B.…

A: The answer is A  Growth Hyperplasia refers to the process where cells in an organ or tissue increase…

Q: Which of the basic life processes—metabolism, responsiveness, movement, growth, differentiation, and…

A: The diverse organ systems each have various capacities and accordingly interesting jobs to act in…

Q: Explain the basic characteristics that are common to all living organisms.

A: The living organisms have different characteristics and all together helps to survive life. It is…

Q: what is most common in all living things?

A: Answer: LIVING THINGS = These are the things on earth which can move, breathe , grow, develop ,…

Q: describe the role of homeobox genes?

A: Homeobox genes are a bunch of genes that regulate development in cellular organisms; this includes…

Q: Describe the successive levels of life’s organization

A: Life’s processes involve the expression and transmission of genetic information. The interactions of…

Q: What describes an organism ability to maintain the stable internal conditions essential for life

A: Homeostasis

Q: Which of the following is NOT a fundamental characteristic of life?   a.) Ability to communicate…

A: The living world that we see around us has a large amount of variety. It includes different types of…

Q: Explain the Human Life Cycle ?

A: Human beings are the most complex among the organisms of the animal kingdom and belong to the class…

Q: Place the following in the right order from largest to smallest: Molecule, electric, cell, organ,…

A: Introduction  Microbes, short for microorganisms, are tiny living organisms that can only be seen…

Q: Differentiate between reproduction and hierdity and between metabolism and homeotasis?

A: The causes behind  inheritance of traits and variation are hidden in the process of reproduction. We…

Q: Distinguish between the two hypotheses of aging.

A: Aging is the process of accumulation of physiological, mental, and social changes over the course of…

Q: Differntiate between reproduction and hierarchy and metabolism?

A: The metabolic processes lead to growth and reproduction and allow living organisms to maintain their…

Q: te 2. Living made up of cells. 1. Two word naming system. offspring by itself. ng 5. Study of the…

A: All living organisms are made up of cells, which are the basic building components. Cells also…

Q: 1.1 Which is an example of an organism using homeostasis? Select one: O a. Growing from a tadpole…

A: Homeostasis is a self-regulating process occurs in order to maintain a state of steady internal,…

Q: state the characteristics that distinguish living organismsfrom nonliving objects;

A: A cell is the most basic unit of lids and consists of many cell organelles which are membrane bound…

Q: Identify the major levels of organization in organisms, from the simplest to the most complex.

A: Characteristic features of a living organism includes: order, reproduction, stimuli,…

Q: List and explain 6 characteristic of life.

A: Life is defined as an individual system which has the ability to perform various functions.

Q: Explain the uniqueness of human growth and development and the uniqueness of human life stages.

A: Human change over time in qualitative and quantitative ways. Growth is a quantitative change that…

Q: Create a chart depicting the Characteristics of life

A: Life is a characteristic of a living organism that distinguishes the latter from a non-living thing.

Q: explain in your own words step by step the processes of human organogenesis

A: Introduction  The growth and production of the human embryo is known as human embryonic development…

Q: Can you conceive of some other reasons for an organ to consist of many small cells rather than fewer…

A: An organ can be described as a part of the body that comprises many tissues and each tissue is made…

Q: List four characteristics common to all organisms.

A: Biology or biological science is devoted to the study of organisms and include their anatomy,…

Q: Trace the important events or stages of human development?

A: Humans grow, develop, and age. The term growth indicates the increase in size. Development is a…

Q: Name the seven kingdoms of living organisms.

A: Living things are divided into five kingdoms: animal, plant, fungi, protist and monera.

Q: Write the common requirements of all organisms.

A: The living thing with an organized structure is called an organism. The organism is capable to react…

Q: Growth and development of an organism is mainly influenced by

A: Growth and development occurs from the beginning of life that is from the embryonic stage upto the…

Q: Compare the body systems in a plant and an animal when relating to a)  transporting materials…

A: The plants and animals shows many differences in there body organisations. The plants are…

Q: Distinguish between core and shell body temperature.

A: Body temperature refers to the balance between the heat production and heat loss. Heat production…

Q: Which of the following is an example of a negative feedback loop? a) shivering in response to a…

A: Stimulus in biology refers to some agent that can initiate a response in an organism which was…

Q: Discuss the interdependency of the systems of an animal’s body.

A: Body systems don't operate in isolation. All systems need to work along to hold the life functions.

Q: Give 10 examples of homeostasis in humans?

A: Introduction :- Homeostasis is made up of  two words - *homeo* stands for same and  stasis means…

Q: What are the different levels of organization in living organisms, from cells to ecosystems?

A: The systematic organization of organisms into different levels is called biological hierarchy. It is…

Q: All of the following are examples of normal negative feedback loops, EXCEPT: OA) pH regulation B) BP…

A: Negative feedback loops serve as intrinsic self-regulating systems within the body, orchestrating…

Q: State the five characteristics of life. Explain why you are living but a car is not.

A: Solution:-The five characteristics of life:-Reproduction:-Reproduction is the process by which…

Q: Fill in the missing words clicki by Cell Theory has th 1. All organisms are made of 2. All living

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Q: If your blood pressure raises, blood is allowed to flow to the capillaries which decreases blood…

A: Correct answer is option C that is All life maintain homeostasis