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What factors observed in the rate and depth of respiration when talking?
When talking, the rate and depth of respiration increase as the body requires more oxygen to support the increased activity of the vocal cords and muscles involved in speech production. This is a result of increased demand for oxygen by the respiratory muscles and the need to expel more carbon dioxide produced during the process of talking. Additionally, emotions such as excitement or stress can also impact respiration by altering breathing patterns.
Which of these is not a process of living things?
Electricity production is not a process of living things. Living organisms may utilize electrical signals for communication or movement, but they do not naturally produce electricity as a metabolic process.
What are the seven vital functions of an organism?
Seven Essential Functions that Animals Carry Out # Circulation# Respiration# Response# Reproduction# Feeding# Excretion# Movement
What do plants and animals release?
They release lots of things, it depends on what topic you are talking about. In General; Energy During Cellular Respiration; Co2 During Lactic Acid Fermentation: Lactic Acid During Alcohaulic Fermentation: Ethanol
What is the chemical compound that provides physical structue and brings about movement and energy use and other cellular functions?
The compound you are referring to is adenosine triphosphate (ATP). ATP is known as the "energy currency" of the cell as it provides energy for cellular processes like movement, muscle contraction, and chemical reactions. It is produced during cellular respiration and is essential for various cellular functions.
The processes that enable an organism to survive?
There are 7, MRS GREN which stands for Movement Respiration Sensitivity Growth Reproduction Excretion Nutrition These 7 processes are called the life processes and are all essential for an organism to live. However, if you are talking about a singe organism, reproduction is not absolutely necessary for its sole survival.
What process do cells do to create food from sunlight energy?
Cells use cellular respiration. Unless we are talking about plants. Then it is photosynthesis.
What is the name of the process that releases energy in living organisms?
respirationrespiration :-)The process is known as respiration.respirationthe process is respiration. i hope this helped!If talking about the cell it would be Cellular Respiration :DRespiration :)It's metabolism or dissipation.
What factors observed in the rate and depth of respiration when talking?
When talking, the rate and depth of respiration increase as the body requires more oxygen to support the increased activity of the vocal cords and muscles involved in speech production. This is a result of increased demand for oxygen by the respiratory muscles and the need to expel more carbon dioxide produced during the process of talking. Additionally, emotions such as excitement or stress can also impact respiration by altering breathing patterns.
Which of these is not a process of living things?
Electricity production is not a process of living things. Living organisms may utilize electrical signals for communication or movement, but they do not naturally produce electricity as a metabolic process.
What are the seven vital functions of an organism?
Seven Essential Functions that Animals Carry Out # Circulation# Respiration# Response# Reproduction# Feeding# Excretion# Movement
What processes occur in cells?
it's photosynthesis, fermentation, respiration, and active transport/active transport when talking about the nervous system, and asking to name the two types of cell processes, the answer is Efferent (toward the tissues) and Afferent (toward the spinal cord/brain).
What are the 2 phases of respiration?
Inspiration - The act of 'breathing in' drawing air into the lungs in order to exchange oxygen for carbon dioxide. Expiration is considered a passive process.
What can you tell me about cell growth and reproduction?
well it depends what kinda cells your talking about??
What life processes requires specialized cells in multicellular organisms?
All of them actually, especially if we're talking about a complex organism such as an animal or advanced plant. Tissues (specialized cells organized in a group) perform specific functions for the benefit of the entire organism, so you need tissues for every metabolic funtion to sustain life and assure reproduction. This means digestion, respiration, circulation, endocrine, reproduction, integumentary systems, skeletal (in advanced animals) and anything else I may have forgotten!
What is mechanical reproduction?
If you are talking about how it is discussed in the essay, The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction, by Walter Benjamin, he is talking about some sort of film based copy, either by still camera or movie camera. In a more modern context, use of a scanner, copier, or fax machine could also be included into that.
Is phosphorylation catabolism or anabolism?
It's catabolic when talking about glycolysis and respiration, but anabolic when talking about other processes since you are adding a phosphate group.
