Calcium deposits form on a bathroom faucet. over time, the calcium covers more of the faucet.
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Biology, 24.08.2019 07:00 tddreviews
Calcium deposits form on a bathroom faucet. over time, the calcium covers more of the faucet.
are the calcium deposits alive?
a. no, calcium deposits are not alive because they do not reproduce.
b. yes, calcium deposits are alive because they maintain their structure.
c. yes, calcium deposits are alive because they exhibit homeostasis.
d. no, calcium deposits are not alive because they respond to stimuli.
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