what is the utility of tissue in multicellular organisms​

Answer:

A tissue is classified as a cluster of cells that work together to perform a particular task and are structurally similar. In multicellular species, the use of tissues provides structural and mechanical strength and enables division of labour. For example, nerve cells from the nervous tissue help in the transmission of messages.

Multicellular organisms

Multicellular organisms are composed of more than one cell, with groups of cells differentiating to specialized functions. For example, cells differentiate early in development in humans to become nerve cells, skin cells, muscle cells, blood cells, and other types of cells. The cells of multicellular organisms may also look different according to the organelles needed inside of the cell.

They possess distinct organs and organ systems.

Their cells exhibit division of labour.

Their size increases with the number of cells in an organism.

what happens to the gravitational force exerted by one object on another when the mass of the objects is doubled?
(they don't have science so) ​

• Explain how seismic waves affect Earth’s surface.

Please MATCH the Key Word to the correct definition​

a patient breaks a leg. predict which model a doctor will use to show where the break is

Although we think of land when we hear the word biome, there are also aquatic biomes. The abiotic factors that
influence life forms vary with location within ocean systems. Oceanographers divide the ocean into five broad
vertical zones as seen in the chart above. Compare the abiotic characteristics of the five zones.
Although we think of land when we hear the word biome, there are also aquatic biomes. The abiotic factors that
influence life forms vary with location in the ocean. Oceanographers divide the ocean into five broad vertical zones as
seen in the chart. Compare the abiotic characteristics of the five ocean zones. Which of these conclusions about life
forms found in the zones is supported by the information in the chart?
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A)
Because of the severe abiotic conditions, there are no life forms found in
the hadalpelagic zone.
B)
The epipelagic zone is the only zone of the five zones where visible light
and algae can be found.
The mesopelagic zone hosts a diverse zooplankton community instead of a
phytoplankton or algae community and virtually no fish species.
Because there is no light in the abyssal zone, organisms feed on each other
or the dead organic material, detritus, that falls into the abyssal zone from
above.
D)

Circle all the statements that are TRUE about cells.

Explain what is meant by the terms habitat,community,environment and population

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define the purpose for the field of biology

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° True or false? Q: The speed of photosynthesis depends on the temperature true or false​

Function refers to the____job a ______is designed to do.

Betty notices an acorn on the ground.She thinks it's a seed so she put it into a pot with soil and water.Eventually,she sees the plant growing upwards.she knows plants have cells and can do photosynthesis.Eventually, the tree grows and produces more acorns.

What characteristics of life did Betty not directly observe over time?

A.The tree has leaves that eventually produce the acorns.

B.The trees use carbon dioxide during the photosynthesis to produce food

C.the tree maintains homeostasis inside its cells.

D.The tree produces more offsprings over time

Why is the process of protein synthesis critical to life?

What do you think would happen to an
*organism if something went "wrong" in
tissue development? What would be the
chain of events that would occur?

The scatter plot shows a bus stop where those waiting at the bus are plotted by their height and by
their age. Identify which dot goes with which passenger.
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can someone answer this for me please

The kidneys are an essential organ for which system?

Excretory System
Excretory System

Reproductive System
Reproductive System

Immune System
Immune System

Respiratory System

The mechanical advantage of a lever is 4 What does it mean?​

What are the main differences between the two ecosystems in terms of organism population?

So, since when do we start burying survivors alive? Did they crash into Zombiland? Was it Spirit Air who didn’t want to pay damages in law suits? Or is this a time distance question in which we have to wait until each of the surviving passengers pass away? If so then I suspect that those who survived the New Mexico/Texas border crash would be buried in the state or country in which they eventually died or where they so instructed their next of kin to bury them. Of course, maybe they would be cremated and then the ashes will sit on someone’s mantel until a house cleaner tosses them out or they ashes may be spread out over a special parcel of land or water.

The Treg cell destroys the Tc or Th cell rather than the Cell presenting self antigen because the Treg cell needs to: destroy T cells with receptors that respond to self-antigen. avoid reacting itself to self-antigen passed along by the Cell presenting self-antigen. destroy the self antigen, and it must destroy the cell in order to do this. preserve the cell in the middle that is presenting self-antigen.

A person eats a large meal, which makes him feel sleepy. Later, he gets indigestion and throws up. The first event involves the action of the


parasympathetic nervous system

sympathetic first and then parasympathetic nervous system

parasympathetic first and then sympathetic nervous system

sympathetic nervous system

1. Pick up materials provided by your teacher.
2. Using the information covered about DNA please construct a model.
3. Sketch an image of the model in the space below.

Strawberry plants are able to reproduce by forming runners
a). What is the type of reproduction called?​

What are the subkingdoms in kingdom prokaryotae

QUESTION 3
3.1. A scientist designed an experiment to investigate the water holding capacity
of sand, loam and clay soil. A soil sample of each soil type was places in
funnels lined with filter paper. 100 cm of water was added to all three
samples at exactly the same time. The filtrates were collected in measuring
cylinders. The results are shown in the table below.
Time (minutes) - Sand Volume of fitrate (om)
on
Sand
2
10
5.
0
4
20
10
0
6
35
20
0
8
50
35
5
10
65
45
20
75
55
12
40
75
60
14
75
60
65
16
L
3.1.1 Make a neat labelled diagram of the apparatus used to set up the
SAND sample
(5)
3.1.2 Identify:
(a) the independent variable
(b) the dependent variable
(2)
3.1.3 Using the results in the table, formulate a conclusion for this
experiment
(2)
(2)
3.1.4 Explain how the results obtained led to this conclusion
31.5 Which type of soil will be most suitable for gardening? Motivate your
answer.
(3)​

What do we call structures that
have different mature forms, but
develop from the same embryonic
tissue?
A. vestigial structures
B. homologous structures
C. mutation
D. DNA

Select all of the functions of proteins
(check all that apply)
information storage
energy storage
muscle development
immune system response
enzymes

Which statement correctly describes the relationship between thermal energy and particle movement?

Which source should be avoided when conducting scientific research?
encyclopedias
personal blogs
scientific journals
government websites