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What is the definition of heterotroph

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Answer 1
Answer: The definition of heterotroph is an organism deriving its nutritional requirements from complex organic substances.
Answer 2
Answer: Heterotroph: an organism deriving its nutritional requirements from complex organic substances.

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Which of the following is a way that minerals are used?a. industry.
b. construction.
c. technology.
d. all of the above.

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d. all of the above.

When at first thought, it would seem that it is erosion. Erosion not only eliminates the soil minerals, it also washes everything else and that includes the soil. In a different manner, Leaching can happen when certain minute particles of the minerals are melted and mixes with water. All that is left in the soil will be the bigger particles that are not soluble by water. In this manner, only a soil that cannot properly nourish remains as it is stripped off of minerals.

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it would be D. All the above hope this helps :)

Explanation:

On your first visit to a new city, you consult a tourist guidebook to help you navigate various parts of the city. A guidebook has what kind of text?A.) narrative text
B.) functional text
C.) biography
D.) encyclopedia

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A guidebook contains all the information needed by the traveler so it is written in depth and contain each  and every element of that place so the text in that would be 
Functional type because it conveys the deeper meaning
so correct option is B
hope it helps

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B - functional text

Explanation:

Just had it on a test :)

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of all living things?a. growth and development
b. ability to move
c. response to the environment
d. ability to reproduce

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Among the given choices one that is NOT a characteristic of all living things: b. ability to move.

Living things have different sizes, shapes, and traits however, they have some characteristics in common such as reproduce , grow or metabolize , respire , feed , are made of cells , and respond to stimuli.  

  • Growth and development: a process that takes place in different stages and depends on the evolution of the body and the essential functions of the organism.
  • Response to the environment: a function that helps an organism to analyze the stimuli of its environment and respond accordingly
  • Reproduction: living beings with the same morphological and functional characteristics can be obtained from a living being.
  • The ability to move: It is not a characteristic of life as some living organisms such as plants do now move or change their position.

Thus, Among the given choices one that is NOT a characteristic of all living things: b. ability to move.

Learn more about characteristics of life:

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Answer: B.... Movement is not a characteristic of living things

The process of grouping things based on their similarities

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Classification is the answer!

Glucose provides energy for cells. Different cells have different mechanisms for glucose intake. Intestinal cells contain proteins that transport glucose against its concentration gradient. These proteins couple the movement of glucose to the movement of sodium down its concentration gradient. Red blood cells have transporter proteins embedded in their membranes. When bound by a glucose molecule, these proteins change shape and allow glucose to move down its concentration gradient into the cell. Based on this information, what type of transport is used for glucose in blood and intestinal cells?

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The answer is; active transport in small intestines and passive transport in blood cells

In passive transport, no energy is required to transport the glucose molecules because they spon6tanosuely move down their concenntrati0n gradient. The transport protein in the blood cell membrane only enables the molecule to pass across the hydrophobic layer of lipid in the membrane and into the cell.

In active transport, energy is required in the transportation of glucose against their concentration gradient (glucose is highly concentrated in the lumen of the intestines than in the bloodstream). Sodium/Potassium (Na+/K+) pumps play a significant role in the transport of glucose. When sodium diffuses back into the cells, they drag along glucose molecules  with them across the sodium-glucose transporter protein.


Answer: active transport in small intestines and passive transport in blood cells

Explanation: It is a Passive Form Of Transport In Blood

Lactase and carbonic anhydrase are examples of what type of substance?

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The answer is enzymes. Enzymes are biological catalysts and increase the speed of change from substrate to product. The name of enzymes is usually derived from the substrate they break down. For example, lactase breaks down sugar lactose. The name of enzymes contains suffix -ase, for instance, carbonic anhydrase, lactase, lipase, amylase, etc...

The answer is enzymes. Enzymes are biological catalysts and increase the speed of change from substrate to product. The name of enzymes is usually derived from the substrate they break down. For example, lactase breaks down sugar lactose. The name of enzymes contains suffix -ase, for instance, carbonic anhydrase, lactase, lipase, amylase, etc.
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