Which of the following causes a tumor to form? crossing over of homologous chromosomes control systems like signal molecules cell division through meiosis uncontrolled cell division

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Answer 1

Answer: Isnt it uncontrolled cell divosion? Yeah im pretty sure

Answer 2

Answer:

uncontrolled cell divosion is the answer

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A plant's cell wall is made of cellulose fibers. What is the purpose of a plant's cell wall?

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It allows the plant to stand upright.

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The variety of organisms within an ecosystem is characteristic of which type of diversity? a. Genetic diversity b. Ecosystem diversity c. Species diversity d. Regional diversity

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The question is asking us which type of diversity is characteristic of the variety of organisms within an ecosystem. These organisms would be for example frogs, treets, insects - different species, therefore the best answer is c. Species diversity. Each species would have its own genetic diversity, but this is too specific for the whole ecosystem - on the level of the ecosystem, species are a more useful distinction

Answer: C

Species diversity

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