The major problem associated with Luft's Syndrome is
a. insufficient ATP production.
b. slow metabolism.
c. too few mitochondria.
d. excessive ATP production.
e. low cellular oxygen consumption
A
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would have excretory structures to remove excess salt. b. would have excretory structures to remove excess water. c. would drink large amounts of water. d. would likely be an osmoregulator. e. More than one of these.
Which of the following must occur in order for a photon to excite an electron in a pigment molecule?
a. The photon must match the energy difference between the ground state and one of the excited states. b. The photon must have lower energy than the electron at the ground state. c. The photon must have lower energy than the energy of the electron at the excited state. d. The photon must have higher energy than the electron at the ground state.
The sex with the greater energetic investment in reproduction will be _____________ when it comes to mating.
a. less interested b. more discriminating c. more competitive d. less discriminating e. more exhaustive
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a) When photolysis occurs in the light reactions b) When carbon dioxide combines with ribulose-1, 5-bisphosphate (RuBP) c) During photophsphorylation d) When NADPH and ATP are fed into the Calvin Cycle