How does the spread of viruses differ between plants and animals?
A. Viruses must penetrate through cell walls of plant cells and not animal cells.
B. Viruses spread faster in plants than animals because of photosynthesis.
C. Viruses do not spread to plants, only animals.
D. Viruses spread more slowly in plants than animals because of photosynthesis.
A. Viruses must penetrate through cell walls of plant cells and not animal cells.
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Which of the following would probably be the least surprising finding from comparing the genomes of
black cottonwood and thale cress?
a. Black cottonwood and thale cress never shared a common ancestor. d. Black cottonwood has genes that govern secondary growth, but these genes are absent in thale cress. b. Black cottonwood has genes that influence membrane transporters, but thale cress lacks genes that influence membrane transporters. e. Black cottonwood has genes for disease resistance, but thale cress lacks genes for disease resistance. c. Black cottonwood and thale cress have had the same number of gene duplication events throughout their evolutionary history.
The hominoids arose during the:a
Miocene epoch. b. Eocene epoch. c. Pleistocene epoch. d. Holocene epoch. e. Pliocene epoch.
The peritoneum can function as a dialyzing membrane in a procedure called ________
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
Why would a scientist trying to isolate osteoblasts look between the periosteum and the bone in a young animal to find them?
What will be an ideal response?