1. A membrane diagram shows carbon dioxide moving out of a cell from high concentration to low concentration. Which process is shown?
Carbon dioxide can move passively down its concentration gradient through the membrane.
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Carbon dioxide can move passively down its concentration gradient through the membrane.
The graph peak marks the highest rate for this enzyme.
800 is 10% of 8000, so the diagram supports about 10% transfer.
Nutrients are a limiting factor that can stop exponential growth and produce a plateau.
Mitosis produces genetically identical body cells for growth and repair.
The increase suggests birds with that trait had higher fitness under those conditions.
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