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Cards in this guide (16)
Where is a macromolecule located in the body

Macromolecules are large molecules. Macromolecules are found in the proteins, carbohydrates, nucleic acid, and lipids in the body. Macromolecules are essential to the structure and function of a cell.

What is the carrying capacity of the enviorment for a particular species

no

Which is a way that society controls science

One way that society controls science is that the government can make certain experiments illegal.

people pass laws to restrict some research

Why is biomass a better alternative to coal

Biomass can be regrown quickly, making it a good alternative to coal.

Which energy source uses heat from underground

geothermal

What does a carbon footprint refer to

The amount of carbon dioxide a person produces

What represents a negative impact of technology

production of waste like greenhouse gases

What can effect the survival of a population

Well its definitely the area. This includes diseases, food, technology, and other races. These can all effect the outcome of a civilization(population).

Which is true about unipotent stem cells

They can only produce cells that are like themselves.

What will most likely happen to this ecosystem if herring are killed by a virus

Die off

Which container uses up the most resources from the environment if used just once

A steel bottle

Which observation proves that cell is eurkaryote

which observation proves that cells is eurkaryote

Which substance acts acts as a buffer in natural water

minerals and salts (apex)

Which factor is most likely to have contributed to high fertility rate in Africa

lack of economic opportunity for women

which of the following best describes a solution that contains a buffer

A citric acid is added to the solution but the pH of the solution does not change

which promotes a more sustainable use of resources

decreasing overconsumption. apex

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