Which group contains only organs in a human body?

Place in order from smallest to largest: organism, tissue, organ systems, cell, organ

What is the Cerebrum in charge of? A. Thinking, reading, speech and emotion B. Motor skills C. Coordinated movement, balance, posture, and complex reflexes D. Emotional expression, problem solving, memory, language, judgment, and sexual behavior

Most cells are quite small. Limits on cell size are related to limits on the rate of movement of "good stuff in" and "bad stuff out" across cell membrances. Movement rates are greatly influecnced by the surface area-to-volume ratio

Which shows the correct descending order of hierarchical classification?

Can you explain how more life forms were able to be created because of cyanobacteria

Euglena use which structure for movement? A. cilia B. flagella C. pseudopods D. they do not move

1. What is a reproductive process in which a cell's genetic information is duplicated and then divided to produce a single identical daughter cell from an outgrowth of a larger parent cell? A. production of spores B. budding C. binary fission D.

True or false? biologists studied the effects of forest fragmentation by calculating the difference between the amount of plant biomass in the edges of forest fragments and the interiors of unfragmented forest.

This is an organ in the digestive system which transports waste out of the body and absorbs water from the waste before it leaves the body.

Which two actioms happens when bonds in ATP moecules are broken