Why is eating too much saturated fat dangerous?

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It can cause lipids to line the wall of blood vessels and lead to heart disease

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Answer: It could lead to heart diseases and cholesterol.

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What type of bird has a specialized beak for eating meat?a. mockingbird
b. hawk
c. pigeon
d. chicken

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The hawk has a specialized beak for eating meat, particularly small mammals like rabbits.

Two main proteins found in muscle area. smooth and skeletal.
b. tendons and ligaments.
c. actin and myosin.
d. myoﬁbrils and ﬁbers.

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The answer is C: actin and myosin

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c. actin and myosin

How are changes in populations related to the availability of an ecosystem's resources?A.
Changes in population are independent of the availability of an ecosystem's resources.
B.
Population sizes are limited by the amount of resources that are available.
C.
As populations grow, ecosystems produce more resources in order to support the larger population.
D.
Large populations need the same amount of resources as small populations.
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The answer is B; there cannot be a large population in an ecosystem that only provides a small amount of food; similar to how a family of six cannot live off of the same amount of food that a single person could easily live off of. This concept rules out both A and D, and C is also incorrect because the ecosystem is independent of the population, it is not aware of the amount of organisms living it; so it cannot alter it's resources based off of what organisms live in it.

What phase do sister chromatids move apart?

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I remember the stages of mitosis through IPMATC
Interphase - the cell just does cell stuff, and the chromosomes start to condense.
Metaphase - the chromosomes meet along the equatorial plane (meet and Metaphase start with the letter 'm'), and the nuclear envelope starts to disintegrate
Anaphase - the chromosome move away from each other (Anaphase and away both start with 'a')
Telophase - the nuclear envelope reforms
Cytokinesis - the cell membrane splits, creating 2 daughter cells

Explain why cells don't just continue to grow larger as organisms grow larger.

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HELP ASAP!!!If you are younger than your best friend but older than another friend, do you know your absolute ages, relative ages, or both?

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You do not know absolute ages. For that you would need to know specific numbers. However, you do know the relative ages of all three.

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