In my opinion all of these but mostly water soooo oceans
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They're considered homologous
Body maintain Homeostasis by Negative Feedback mechanism. Because the stimuli causing the disturbance in the Homeostasis of the body is to be counteracted by a mechanism.
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The Homeostasis of the body is defined as the regulation of the internal environment of the body when there is a change.
In Positive feedback mechanism, it increases the response of the stimuli In temperature regulation, the stimuli are hot and cold.
Both are controlled by a opposing negative feedback mechansim that is when the body temeprature increases it is decreased to normal by a negative feedback mechanism , likely when the body temeprature is decreased(cold) , the body will increase the Body temeprature to normal By a Negative feedback mechanism that is exactly opposite(opposing) to the Former Negative feedback mechanism pathway.
In termparature regulation when body temperature raises ----->detected by nerve endings in the skin--Hypothalamus -----> signal to blood vessel for dilation activation of the sweat gland-the tempertaure is maintained to normal. -> signal send to the>heat is lossed and when body temperature decreases -----> detected by nerve endings in the skin------> signal send to the hypothalamus -----> signal to blood vessel for constriction inhibition of secretion from sweat gland, shivering ---->heat is generated -->normal.
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Answer:
D) resource partitioning.
Explanation:
Resource partitioning explains how species that are similar (in this case the two-spot and the three-spot avenger beetles) use their resources together (coexist). They live in the same community and use the same resources, but they don't push one another to extinction through competition. They use the same limiting resource at different time and thus, compete less with one another.
