A First Year Course in General Science
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Read this diagram so as to express the dependence of one kind of organism upon the other.
LIVING MATTER 261 leaves, stems, and seeds of plants. This is made over into muscle, fat, and other tissues which a lion or other carnivo- rous animal eats. The part which nourishes the lion is the proteid and fat that were made from leaves and stems of plants, but the leaves and stems themselves would not have nourished the lion.
288. Permanence of Material in Organisms. An adult animal in normal health h...as about the same average weight from day to day. His weight is increased by food, but this increase is offset by the decrease resulting from the oxidation of food. If he is inactive, his weight decreases slowly. When body or mind is actively at work, oxidation FIG. 137. PERMANENCE OF MATERIAL IN A LIVING BODY 1. The dotted line represents the average weight of an organism for 24 hours. 2. What is the significance of the rising line ab? 3. What points on the line represent a condition of rest after taking food?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Read this diagram so as to express the dependence of one kind of organism upon the other.
LIVING MATTER 261 leaves, stems, and seeds of plants. This is made over into muscle, fat, and other tissues which a lion or other carnivo- rous animal eats. The part which nourishes the lion is the proteid and fat that were made from leaves and stems of plants, but the leaves and stems themselves would not have nourished the lion.
288. Permanence of Material in Organisms. An adult animal in normal health h...as about the same average weight from day to day. His weight is increased by food, but this increase is offset by the decrease resulting from the oxidation of food. If he is inactive, his weight decreases slowly. When body or mind is actively at work, oxidation FIG. 137. PERMANENCE OF MATERIAL IN A LIVING BODY 1. The dotted line represents the average weight of an organism for 24 hours. 2. What is the significance of the rising line ab? 3. What points on the line represent a condition of rest after taking food?
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clara Alice Pease to read onlineMoreLess
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