Discuss the life span of birth,growth,maturity and death in living organisms?

Q: Explain the Effects of Aging on Mitochondria and Diet ?

A: Answer: Introduction: Aging is a body’s natural process of decaying, that stage of life at his or…

Q: Describe the processes of fertilization, embryonic development, fetal development, and birth.

A: Answer- Every organism reproduces for their continuity of species. In sexual mode of reprodution the…

Q: Using your index, glossary and textual material match the following components to their correct…

A: Biological organisation is the hierarchy of complicated biological constructions and system that…

Q: describe the role of homeobox genes?

A: Homeobox genes are a bunch of genes that regulate development in cellular organisms; this includes…

Q: Define the term Spasticity?

A: It is disruption in movement of muscles and the muscles contract all at a one time. This condition…

Q: Describe about identical twins ?

A: Twins are two offsprings from the same pregnancy. The twins can be monozygotic or dizygotic.…

Q: Discuss the dynamic process of growth and development from childhood to adolescence. proper…

A: Biological and Psychological changes occurring between birth and the end of adolescent is…

Q: define aging, and describe the mechanisms thought to cause it?

A: Aging is characterized by loss of skin elasticity, decrease in the concentration of subcutaneous…

Q: Describe the human life cycle and explain the role of mitosis and meiosis inthis cycle.

A: The human body develops and constantly changes throughout life. Food is the essential component,…

Q: Differentiate between reproduction and hierdity and between metabolism and homeotasis?

A: The causes behind  inheritance of traits and variation are hidden in the process of reproduction. We…

Q: Choose the best of the following Which process is responsible for the shape and form of the body? a.…

A: The cell is the basic structural and functional unit of our body. It carries out many functions in…

Q: Explain the life history of humans: growth, development, reproduction, survival.

A: Natural selection and evolution are primarily driven by genetic diversity. Genetic differences aid…

Q: Distinguish between the two hypotheses of aging.

A: Aging is the process of accumulation of physiological, mental, and social changes over the course of…

Q: Differntiate between reproduction and hierarchy and metabolism?

A: The metabolic processes lead to growth and reproduction and allow living organisms to maintain their…

Q: 1. Briefly describe some of the promising avenues to increase the human lifespan. 2. Briefly explain…

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Q: what are life processes?

A: Plants are green in color which makes their food where the animal cannot. The plant cannot move from…

Q: explain in your own words step by step the processes of human organogenesis

A: Introduction  The growth and production of the human embryo is known as human embryonic development…

Q: What represents the life span of an organism?

A: Life span is the average time period between the birth and death of an organism. Life span includes…

Q: How Do Humans Develop?

A: Human develop by the sexual reproduction. Sperm from male and ovum from female fertilised to form a…

Q: Identify and describe the stages of human embryonic development

A: Stages of embryonic developement: Germinal stage ~ Fertilization, cleavage, blastulation,…

Q: Discuss factors influencing growth and development ?

A: The fertilization in humans takes place in the Fallopian tubes of the female reproductive system.…

Q: Trace the important events or stages of human development?

A: Humans grow, develop, and age. The term growth indicates the increase in size. Development is a…

Q: Name the seven kingdoms of living organisms.

A: Living things are divided into five kingdoms: animal, plant, fungi, protist and monera.

Q: What is reproductions in human beings. ?

A: All living organisms are able to reproduce.

Q: How a cell or tissue type differentiates duringdevelopment ?

A: Each individual is made up of billions of cells and each cell contains genetic materials in the form…

Q: The period from birth to the natural death of an organism represents?

A: An organism is a living creature with a well-organized structure that can reproduce, develop,…

Q: What effects death rate and life expectancy?

A: To those who live well beyond the average age, the term "longevity" is used and sometimes "life…

Q: Explain the family tree of living organisms?

A: Phylogeny deals with the evolutionary history and relationship of an organism with respect to other…

Q: According to the idea that there is a limited amount of energy available in the body, what are…

A: Energy balance is accomplished when energy intake is equivalent to energy exhausted. How much energy…

Q: How are the concepts of DNA, gene, proteins and characteristics of living beings related?

A: Cell is the basic structural and functional unit of life. The cell includes the nucleus, in which…

Q: The epigastric region is..... to the right hypochondriac region

A: The abdomen commonly called the belly, is the space between the thorax and pelvis which is the major…

Q: distinguish between hemimetablous and holometabolus development

A: Introduction: Metamorphosis is a biological process of the development of an animal. It involves…

Q: (a) Starting with a fertilized egg (zygote), a series of five cell divisions would produce an early…

A: We are answering the first question only. For the rest of the questions please repost. A zygote can…

Q: What determines whether a cell is to become a trophoblast cell or a member of the inner cell mass?

A: The fusion of the egg cell and the sperm cell results in the formation of a zygote. The zygote…

Q: What are weaknesses of life histories?

A: A life history of an organism include events relating to its growth, development, reproduction, and…

Q: Lesson Plan about Heredity and variation through reproduction

A: Heredity (also known as inheritance or biological inheritance) It is the transition on of traits…

Q: What part of an infant’s body is said to stay in an immature state until needed to produce more…

A: Human stem cells are one-of-a-kind cells that have the ability to differentiate into a wide range of…

Q: List and describe briefly five external factors that must be present or provided to sustain life.

A: An organism is considered as living if it satisfies the following criteria: It is made up of one or…

Q: Define Cells, Tissues and Organelles. Give Example for Each.

A: A cellular organization is the arrangement of cells and other components inside the organisms. There…

Q: Distinguish between an individual’s biological and genetic ancestries

A: Phylogeny: It is the study of relationships among different organisms and their evolutionary…

Q: Summarize the theories that describe how andwhy aging occurs.

A: Most people are living to experience the process of aging. Deterioration on age-related is affecting…

Q: How Living Organisms Reproduce and Develop ?

A: Offspring are produced through reproduction. The act of sexual intercourse to produce an offspring…