Question 8-
(a) move out of the cell
(b) cell would shrink
(c) hypertonic
Queston 9-
(a) move into the cell
(b) cell would swell
(c) hypotonic
If I'm not mistaken id say its small temperature changes
Answer: Apocrine sweat gland produce a substance that is more oily than sweat from other sources.
Explanation: Apocrine glands are one of the glands in the body that are found in the skin and eyelids as sweat glands,in the ear they secrete earwax and they secrete milk droplets in the breast.
Body odour is the product of bacteria, environment dirts and sweats that accumulates in the skin. Stress can also be a cause of body odour and this happens when we excercise or engage in stressful activities,unlike the eccrine glands in our body that produces watery sweat, apocrine glands that are mainly found in the ampits and groins which produces fatty sweats which are always triggered by anxiety, when these apocrine glands produces fatty sweats, these fatty seats are higher in protein making it easy for bacteria to break down,the bacteria in these areas (groins and ampits) are exposed leading to body odour.
ANSWER:
Electromagnetic energy is monitored by scientists forecasting future space weather
EXPLANATION:
Electromagnetic energy has such type of waves which propagate or radiate through space, carrying photons. Electromagnetic energy has radio waves, microwaves, infrared, light, ultraviolet, X-rays, and gamma rays.Space weather includes any activity happening in space that might affect Eath's environment.Space weather can interrupt mobile signals,air communications and can damage our satellites.So Electromagnetic waves are monitored to control all the above situations.
All of the consumers would be affected, and be forced to adapt. Since the amount of grass has decreased, the primary consumer would struggle to survive, and most likely, die out. Since the primary consumer has probably died out, the secondary would either die, or be forced to adapt to the situation, or change habitats ( applies to the rest in the food chain / web).
