How do structures in organisms compare with structures that are nonliving things?

Scientists describe a period called the Great Acceleration, in which human activities began significantly altering global systems.

What is a body fossil, and where are body fossils usually found?

How can 1 pair of rats add 5000 rats to a population in 1 year?

What is the plant tissue that is responsible for new growth? A. dermal B. ground C. vascular D. meristem

Which conditions are required for natural selection? Check all that apply. Populations have genetic variation. Organisms overproduce offspring. Environmental conditions remain stable. Traits are passed on to only some of the offspring.

True or false, in humans, bile breaks lipids into three fatty acids and one glycerol molecule

What is the outermost feature of the sun called?

Which term best describes the work done by a community in which people mostly raise animals for meat, milk, and clothing? O A. Farming O B. Domestigating Hunting and gathering O D. Manufacturing

Which is a cost that comes with using coal as an energy source? Coal produces less energy than most other energy resources, Mining coal improves the environment. Coal will stay plentiful in the United States.

1. What molecule carries chemical energy that cells use for their functions?