Select the correct answer.Read paragraph 7.(7) I make no claim to being an entomologist; I quite agree with the "Autocrat of the Breakfast Table", that "the subject is too vast for any single human intelligence to grasp." If my life depended upon it I could not give the scientific name of every least organ and nerve of a moth, and as for wrestling with the thousands of tiny species of day and night or even attempting all the ramifications of—say the alluringly beautiful Catocalae family—life is too short, unless devoted to this purpose alone.What is the meaning of entomologist? A. someone who is very intelligent B. someone who studies insects C. someone who likes scientific names D. someone who has a good memory

Entomology is the science that studies

What was the least complex organism we viewed?Group of answer choicesSpongeHydraPlanarianEarthworm

A new Eukaryotic microorganism is discovered living as an obligate parasite inside an insect host. The organism has no mitochondria, no golgi complex and has a very small genome size of just 2 Mb. What is the most likely explanation for this organism's reduced organelles and genome size?  Group of answer choicesthe difficulty of acquiring nucleic acids during growth in the hostthey evolved before most other eukaryotic organismsthe organism has lost genes and organelles during evolution due to their lifestyle as obligate parasitesthat ‘missing’ genes are complemented by a symbiotic algal partner

As delicate and ________ as insect bodies are, it is remarkable that over the ages enough of them have ______, preserved in amber, for scientists to trace insect evolution.Question 37Select one:a.Beautiful -------- disappearedb.Refined -------- awakenedc.Impervious ------ multipliedd.Fragile --------- survivede.Indestructible -------- evolved

How are earthworms important?