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Linnaeus significant development to modern taxonomy is

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Carolus Linnaeus is known as "Father of taxonomy" as he made two most important contributions to taxonomy:

1. The system of binomial nomenclature (a 2-part naming method)

2. A hierarchical classification system.

His system of classification consists of a hierarchy of groupings in phylum, class, order, family, genus, and species with the kingdom as the largest and most inclusive group while species as the smallest group.

We still use this system today but we have made some changes like we have added a level in the hierarchy which is domain the broadest level of life and all living things now fit into three domains: Archaea, Bacteria, and Eukarya. Within each domain there are kingdoms.

Thus, his contributions led to the development of modern taxonomy.
Answer 2
Answer: Linnaeus gave us a two-name system for identifying organisms. It is called binomial nomenclature.

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What role does pyruvic acid play in cellular respiration?

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Pyruvic acid or pyruvate is a product of broken-down glucose during glycolysis. It is an ingredient in cellular respiration processes including the Kreb's cycle where it is transformed into lactate. It is also used to supply and distribute oxygen to cells through the citric acid cycle.

Describe what will happen to the water and 
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water and lower concentration of solute (sugar). Refer to the picture below in your answer.

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If the number of solute (sugar)  in the environment is less compared to the solute particles present in the inside such condition is called as hypo-tonic conditions.

Explanation:

Then water will move outside the cell.As the solution in which the cell is placed also has a higher concentration of water than the cell does, which makes Osmosis to draw water out of the solution and into the cells. As a result, plant and animal cells both appear more plump when placed in a hypo-tonic solution.

Freshwater protists with two flagella that can be photosynthetic or heterotrophic are calledA. amoebas.
B. ciliates.
C. dinoflagellates.
D. euglenoids.

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The correct answer should be euglenoids. This means that they can both produce food on their own using sun because they have chloroplasts and do photosynthesis, and they can feed on food produced by others if need be or if there's no exposure to sunlight. They are also known as Euglena and are very recognizable due to the whip that they have.

Halitosis is the medical terminology for .

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Answer: Halitosis is the medical terminology for Bad breath.

Explanation: Halitosis or Bad breath is the term to describe unpleasant , untolerable smell. Mouthfreshner , minds are not the solution of Halitosis.

CAUSES : 1) Smoking is one of the reason of bad breath. Tobacco products also cause bad breath.

2) Infection in mouth is the major cause ofHalitosis.

3) Cavities in teaths may cause Halitosis.
halitosis is bad breath

Which checkpoint requires a cell to be of adequate size in order to move to the next phase in the cell cycle? G1/S checkpoint G2 checkpoint G0 checkpoint M checkpoint

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G1, G0 means the cell is not participating in the cycle the very first checkpoint is G1

The clownfish is a species of fish that lives between the stinging tentacles of sea anemones. The clownfish protects the anemone from anemone eating fish, while the anemone’s tentacles protect the clownfish from predators. The relationship between clownfish and anemone is an example of

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Answer:

mutualism

Explanation:

Mutualism is a type of symbiotic relationship between two organisms in which both benefit and neither is affected negatively in any way.

Mutualism can be in the form of resource-resource when it involves an exchange of resources between the organisms, service-resource when a resource is being swapped for a service or, service to service when it involves exchange of services between the two organisms.

In this case, the clownfish offers protection service to the sea anemone while the sea anemone in turn also offers protection to the clownfish. This is a service-service mutualism.
Mutualism, both of the animals benefit from the relationship. 
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