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biology - Answer is the study of life what is life? - Answer 1. living things contain nucleic acid, protiens, carbohydrates, and lipds 2. living things are composed of cells 3. Living things grow and reproduce 4. Living things use energy and raw materials 5. Respond to their environment 6. maintains homeostasis 7. adaptive traits what are humans made of? - Answer 1. molecules 2. Cell 3. Tissue 4. Organ 5. organ systems 6. individual 7. population Where do humans fi...

cockroach instar - Answer-is from the family Blattidae and has the potential to transmit human diseases piercing sucking mouthparts are different from other types of mouthparts how - Answer-mandibles and maxillae are modified into stylets the body regions of a spider are - Answer-abdomen and cephalothorax what is the base of the wing of a diptera insect called - Answer-forewing what is the lowermost central body part of a 3 segmented insect - Answer-abdomen what are the two long t...

MIP 260 Exam 2 Amoeba types: (mentioned in class) - correct answer 1)Entameobidae -Entamoeba gingivalis -Entamoeba nana -Iodamoeba buetshii 2)Vahlkampfiidae -Naegleria fowleri -acanthamoeba 3)Acanthamoebidae -acanthamoeba Entamoeba gingivalis - correct answer First to be described in humans (also dogs,cats,primates); ubiquitous; commensal on teeth and gums and in gingival pockets and tonsils as well as dentures Entamoeba gingivalis (form and structure) - correct answer only t...

What do all fish have in common and what did primitive fish lack? correct answers All fish have vertebrates and primitive fish lacked paired fins and jaws What are the two types of jawless fish and what do they have in common? correct answers hagfish and lampreys both lack jaws, paired appendages, scales and have cartilage instead of bone Hagfish correct answers are bottom dwelling has two dental plates with horny cusps with a single fang for grabbing prey eat live prey and scavenge pro...

biology - Answer is the study of life what is life? - Answer 1. living things contain nucleic acid, protiens, carbohydrates, and lipds 2. living things are composed of cells 3. Living things grow and reproduce 4. Living things use energy and raw materials 5. Respond to their environment 6. maintains homeostasis 7. adaptive traits what are humans made of? - Answer 1. molecules 2. Cell 3. Tissue 4. Organ 5. organ systems 6. individual 7. population Where do humans fi...

Applicators Test (Core) Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass What are the four main groups of pests? -Answer-1. Weeds 2. Invertebrates 3. Disease agents or pathogens 4. Vertebrates abiotic factors -Answer-Natural control measures within an environment that injures or destorys plants and animals Pest Management methonds -Answer-Natural controls Applied controls Bio control Chem control Cultural control Genetic control Mechanical/physical control Regulatory control Biological Contro...

Applicators Test (Core) Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass What are the four main groups of pests? -Answer-1. Weeds 2. Invertebrates 3. Disease agents or pathogens 4. Vertebrates abiotic factors -Answer-Natural control measures within an environment that injures or destorys plants and animals Pest Management methonds -Answer-Natural controls Applied controls Bio control Chem control Cultural control Genetic control Mechanical/physical control Regulatory control Biological Contro...

Processes of living organisms - correct answer Movement, reproduction, sensitivity, control, growth, respiration, excretion, nutrition Types of living organisms - correct answer Animal, Plant, Bacteria, Protoctist, Fungi, Virus Structure of Animal Cells - correct answer Cell Membrane, Cytoplasm, Nucleus Characteristics of Animals - correct answer ...