The part of the body that produces blood cells is the bone marrow.
Which part of the body produces blood cells?(1 point)
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periosteum
periosteum
bone marrow
bone marrow
calcium
calcium
collagen
collagen
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A dissected pig is less detailed than a 2D model.
A dissected pig is less detailed than a 2D model.
A dissected pig does not reveal the arrangement of organs.
A dissected pig does not reveal the arrangement of organs.
dissected pig’s inner structure is completely different than a human’s.
dissected pig’s inner structure is completely different than a human’s.
A dissected pig’s inner structure is slightly different than a human’s.
The most accurate disadvantage of using a dissected pig versus a 2D model of the human digestive system is:
A dissected pig’s inner structure is slightly different than a human’s.
This acknowledges that while the pig's digestive system is similar to a human's, there are anatomical differences that could affect the study or understanding of human digestion.
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the beginning of the first trimester
the beginning of the first trimester
the end of the second trimester
the end of the second trimester
the beginning of the second trimester
the beginning of the second trimester
the end of the first trimester
A developing human typically weighs approximately one pound at the end of the second trimester.
What is a gamete?(1 point)
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a sperm or an egg
a sperm or an egg
a male sex hormone
a male sex hormone
a tube that connects the uterus to the body
a tube that connects the uterus to the body
a transport system used to move eggs
A gamete is a sperm or an egg.
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bees
bees
water
water
birds
birds
air
air
The sperm of the gametophyte in moss and ferns require water as transport for fertilization to occur.
Select the type of geotropism that is being exhibited and where auxin is accumulating in the roots.
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negative geotropism; auxin is accumulating on the top side of the root
negative geotropism; auxin is accumulating on the top side of the root
positive geotropism; auxin is accumulating on the bottom side of the root
positive geotropism; auxin is accumulating on the bottom side of the root
positive geotropism; auxin is accumulating on the top side of the root
positive geotropism; auxin is accumulating on the top side of the root
negative geotropism; auxin is accumulating on the bottom side of the root
The type of geotropism being exhibited is positive geotropism; auxin is accumulating on the bottom side of the root.
In positive geotropism, roots grow downwards toward gravity, and auxins accumulate on the lower side of the root, causing the cells there to elongate more than those on the upper side.