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how does water move inside sponges what is the function of the pores in these animals sponges are filtering beings they make water enter their bodies
what is the typical shape of poriferanssponges have bodies in the type of tubular vases or globes open in the upper extremity they have an internal
what is an evolutionary tree is there a precise evolutionary tree known by science that explains the emergence and origin of every type of living
what are the differences between vertebrates and the other chordatesvertebrates are dissimilar because they have a spinal column vertebral column in
what are the two mains divisions of the chordate phylum chordates are separated into protochordates cephalochordates and urochordates and
which are the beings that form the kingdom animalia what are the two big groups into which this kingdom is dividedthe kingdom animalia is the animal
according to cellular organization how are living beings divided into two groupscellular beings are separated into two groups the prokaryotes
what are the five kingdoms into which living beings are divided which group of living being is out of this classificationthe five kingdoms of living
what is meant by binomial nomenclature and what are its basic rulesscientific nomenclature of a species must have at least two names one that
what is crystallization of a virus what is the importance of this processcrystallization is the method of transformation of viral components into
what are the main human diseases caused by virusbetween diseases caused by virus are common cold flu mumps variola considered eradicated nowadays
what is meant when it is said that a virus is in an inactive stateviruses considered in inactive state are those whose genetic material is within
what are bacteriophagesbacteriophages are viruses specialized in parasitism of bacteria they are used in genetic engineering as molecular cloning
what is the basic structure of the hiv virus what is the function of the glycoproteins of its envelope hiv is an rna virus in its core there are two
what are retroviruses how do they reproduce and what is the role of the enzyme reverse transcriptaseretroviruses are viruses whose genetic material
what is the basic structure of a virusviruses are constituted of genetic material dna or rna covered by a protein capsule also called as a capsid
are viruses cellular beingsviruses are measured as living beings but they do not have cellular structurethere is some argument regarding their
what are the main human diseases caused by fungithe main human diseases caused by fungi are coccidioidomycosis histoplasmosis blastomycosis
what are mycorrhizas how does each participant benefit in this ecological interactionmycorrhizas are mutualist ecological interactions among fungi
what are lichens how do fungi participate in this ecological interactionlichens are produced by mutualist ecological interaction among fungi and
what is the utility of fungi for some industriesfungi are industrially used in the production of fermented beverage cheese bread etc some fungi are
what are the fruiting bodies present in some fungifruiting bodies are structures made of hyphae that project radially from the superior portion of
what are the types of reproduction that occur in fungiin fungi there are asexual and sexual reproduction fungi replicate asexually by fragmentation
what are the hyphae and the mycelium of pluricellular fungithe major structures of pluricellular fungi are the hyphae threadlike filaments made of
fungi are classified in their own kingdom into which phyla is the fungi kingdom divided into which of those phyla are mushrooms classified the