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breaking chemical bounds
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Which best explains how the human body obtains energy from food?
Typically glycolysis. Glycolysis is a process by which sugars (specifically glucose) is broken down into ATP (energy). There are, however, many pathways to derive energy from differently moleculs (including lipids and carbohydrates).
Which best explains how human body obtains energy from food?
Typically glycolysis. Glycolysis is a process by which sugars (specifically glucose) is broken down into ATP (energy). There are, however, many pathways to derive energy from differently moleculs (including lipids and carbohydrates).
What is the best term to describe a chemical reaction that absorbs heat energy?
An endothermic reaction.
What is the best describe the role of producers in the ecosystem?
organisms that produce their own food energy.
What nutrient is the best source of energy and why?
Maybe E. It is considered by some as 'The Human Fuel.'
What best describe the function of the respiratory passageways of a human?
they permit exchange between the external atmosphere and the circulatory system.
What best defines capital human effort man made productive resources taken from nature energy for production?
human effort
What best describe a chloroplast?
A chloroplast is an organelle in the plant cell to help produce energy from photosynthesis.OR a plastid
What is the best way to describe the flow of energy through organisms in a compost bin?
I think a circle map would do the trick!
Which of the following makes the best analogy to describe the movement of energy in an ecosystem?
The flow of energy in an ecosystem can be best described as a food chain or a food web. This analogy illustrates how energy is transferred from one organism to another through consumption and indicates the direction of energy flow within the ecosystem.
Which two terms best describe the inheritance of human blood types?
codominance and multiple alleles
Which definition best describe what an archaeologists does?
Archaeologists dig up the past, studying human history, especially the culture of historic and prehistoric people.
