Human vegetarians, unlike true herbivores , have no highly specialized fermentation chamber , Explain How is this reflected in the structure of digestive system of a human and a deer

Bats mostly hunt insects at night. They are able to determine the distance and speed of any prey they are chasing, which has helped them to become excellent nocturnal predators. One potential prey, the tiger moth, has developed two separate methods of evading predation.  First, tiger moths emit a toxin that is distasteful to bats, birds, and most other vertebrate predators. Second, they use an organ called a "tymbal" to create a series of high-pitched clicks that only bats can hear, and which identify the tiger moths as something the bats don't like to eat. Bats who prey on tiger moths discover they don't taste very good, learn to identify tiger moths by their clicks, and avoid eating them. Use this information to answer the questions below.        Question 1: The scenario above describes a distinct evolutionary interaction. What is it?Can you explain?   Question 2: Why is it necessary for the moth to produce both a tymbal click and a toxin? Why not just a toxin? Do you think there are…

on a molecular level explain what enables the interaction of salivary amylase and starch in potato

NADH boosts gluconeogenesis in the liver. So, what do you think about this assertion?

Mammals in the Arctic Circle such as reindeer have higher levels of unsaturated fatty acids in the cell membranes in their legs than in other parts of their bodies. Suggest a reason for this phenomenon. Does it have a survival advantage?

Describe the glucose oxidation equation and use it to explain why animals are inefficient systems.