Answer:
The following theory groups are most relevant to development in adult ; biological science theory, adult development theories and adult learning theories.
Adult development embrace the changes that occur in the biological and the psychological aspect of human life from the end of adolescence until the end of one's life.
Explanation:
Adult Development Theories hinges on both Biological Sciences and Adult Learning Theory. Here is a list of how they spread;
Biological Development
Social Development (Havighurst)
Cognitive Development (Paiget)
Non-Age Related Development (Gould Levinson)
Age Related Development (Kohlberg (Moral) and Erickson (Ego):
Both the temperate grasslands and temperate forests experience <u>seasonal climatic changes </u>
Explanation:
Both the temperate grasslands and temperate forests experience experience all the four seasons - spring, summer, winter and fall.
These climatic changes can be observed throughout the year with summer being warm and dry and winter being very cold. The summer temperature averages around 21 degrees centigrade while the winter temperature can go down below freezing levels.
This extremely cold winter leads to shedding of leaves of deciduous trees found in the temperate forests. The grasses in the temperate grasslands also shed and die annually with the roots and new buds protected by the soil during the cold weather.
B) sunlight
Sunlight supports life by providing food and warmth which is needed for the population of practically anything on earth to survive
Answer:
Non-migratory animals and small herbivores
Explanation:
Habitat fragmentation is the process by which a previously continuous stretch of land becomes fragmented into smaller patches that are separated, causing the environment to be broken up, and to become discontinuous. For example, humans chopping down patches of trees in forests.
Animals that cannot freely move around (non-migratory mammals) will be most affected by this since they cannot simply move between the isolated pieces of land. Smaller herbivores will also be affected, because they generally do not freely move around and cover large spaces like large herbivores or predators.