Hat you want to ask, is what level in the food chain has the most energy at their disposal. The answer then would be the group at the bottom of the food pyramid. They would be closest to the original solar energy that was trapped by plants. Thus herbivores.... those that feed on plants... or those plankton feeders that feed on algae, should have collectively the most energy available to them.
<span>As one goes "up" the food chain/pyramid, the initial energy of the sun because of the laws of thermodynamics and the "work" of animals, is transformed into heat which is unavailable for "work". Thus the top carnivores have the least pool of energy available to them and thus their populations tend to be small.</span>
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The answer is b. Civil court because it isn’t a criminal matter so they wouldn’t go to criminal court meaning it can’t be a they are neighbors not family members so they wouldn’t go to family court so it isn’t c and it isn’t d because in order to go to appeals court you have to have already gone to court and the prompt does not state that they are appealing the verdict of a previous court case
Answer:
The action that was not controlled by her medulla is:
D) Wind caused her mobile to move, and she smiled.
Explanation:
Our medulla oblongata is a neuronal mass responsible for transmitting signals between the spinal cord and the higher parts of the brain. <u>The medulla oblongata also controls </u><u>autonomic</u><u> activities - involuntary body functions and actions such as </u><u>heartbeat, respiration, vasodilation, coughing, sneezing, and swallowing.</u><u> Notice that letter D is, out of the options, the only one that does not mention an autonomic activity. Therefore, we can choose it as the one that was NOT controlled by Heather's medulla.</u>
Answer:
The answer is role performance.
Explanation:
Role performance refers to the way each person decides to express themselves. Regarding this, sociologist Erving Goffman compared people's behaviour to that of an actor on a stage: we assume a defined role and attempt to follow it, so that other people perceieve us the way we want them to perceive us.
