Final Answer: Non-living factors
Explanation:
Abiotic factors are non-living factors in an organism's environment.
Examples: Lack of rainfall, Dry soil, Rivers dry up (air, water, sunlight, soil)
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Answer:
to adjust how much light is let into the eye
Explanation:
Genetic Drift is a term used to describe part of the evolutionary process. Genetic Drift is a term describing the random environmental factors such as volcanic eruptions, trees falling down, forest fires etc, that affect the gene frequency in the population of a species after the event has taken place. So, we can say that genetic drift in a population can affect the gene pool by either allowing the gene pool to increase of decrease. A typical example is that of the worldwide rhino population. The more the rhinos are poached, the smaller the genetic pool becomes. Eventually this can lead to the extinction of the species.
Answer:
D) 100 acres
Explanation:
gazelles typically frequent wide open plains and space where they browse on grasses shoots and leaves. open plains make them visible to predators such as cheetah or wild dogs but gazelles are fleet of foots. the Thomson's gazelles can reach a speed of 40 miles an hour. some gazelles population eschew the grasslands for mountainous landscape or even deserts. during the dry season some grassland gazelles will even take to the bush of africa in search of water
