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Search the internet and choose up to 20 images of animals, and give the following information: Please DO NOT get your images from my sources, such as image banks or activity sheets. Be sure to choose at least two organisms from the following groups, if you do 20; one form each group, if you do 10 or less, The groups should include sponges, cnidarian, flatworms; roundworms, mollusks, annelids, arthropods, echinoderms, chordates
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Biology
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Other
Posting ID:
126375
OTA ID:
105162
Symbiotic Relationships. See attached file for full problem description.
Subject:
Biology
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Other
Posting ID:
126378
OTA ID:
105170
The scapula is a long blade in birds. I want to know what the significance is of the shape of the scapula in terms of how that is involved in flight. I think it has to do with regulation of fine motor control of the wing because the wing itself is quite mobile. Please do some research and write a couple paragraphs on what you come up with. I haven't been able to find a definitive answer to this question, even after asking several professors. Please read the question carefully. I know the wording is not the best, but I think you will understand what I am looking for. Please list your sources that you use from the web. Thanks so much!
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Biology
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Other
Posting ID:
128572
OTA ID:
105162
Cells & Plant Seed Characteristics
List the main reason why a cell is forced to divide due to cell growth. If a tall round seed plant is crossed with another plant. From the following information provided. Tall dominate, round dominant, and both are heterozygous. Draw the Punnett Square showing the first generation. Show the ratio of the tall, show the ratio of short, show the ratio of round. From the first generation.
Subject:
Biology
Topic:
Other
Posting ID:
128608
OTA ID:
104330
What energy principle precludes the possibility of a perpetual motion machine?
Physicists say that it is impossible to create a perpetual motion machine, a machine whose own activity keeps it running perpetually. What energy principle precludes the possibility of a perpetual motion machine?
Subject:
Biology
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Other
Posting ID:
134745
OTA ID:
104330
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