Discuss the significance of the term "deeply branching bacteria".
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The term "deeply branching bacteria" is applied to a group of autotrophic bacteria that typically live in extreme environments. Most are found in environments thought to be similar to conditions "deep" in time, near the time life arose on the planet. Their RNA sequences indicate they diverged from the rest of the bacteria early in their evolution, or "deep" in time
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A. carbon dioxide. B. oxygen. C. glucose. D. ATP. E. chlorophyll.
thymus has the _____ rate of cell production in the body, but only ____% of all lymphocytes entering the thymus survive to becoming circulating T-cells
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
Which scientific name for the wolf is presented correctly?
a. Canis lupus. b. canis lupus. c. Canis lupus. d. Canis Lupus.
Which organelles form the site of ATP production by aerobic cellular respiration?
A) Lysosomes B) Mitochondria C) Ribosomes D) Golgi E) Rough endoplasmic reticulum