The protein and non-protein
essential fatty acids
cell membrane
Explanation:
When a bear is unable to find meat it will have a much lower fat intake and this will limit its supply of essential fatty acids which affects the cell membrane and normal body functions.
- Meats are good sources of proteins and fats and oil.
- The fat and oil is processes by the bear in the digestive system into fatty acids.
- Fatty acid are essential materials that are used in making the cell membrane.
- The cell membrane is rich a phospholipid layer that keeps the shape of the cell intact.
- When fatty acid is lacking, the cell will suffer and the cell membrane can collapse.
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Answer:
As the picture for the curves is not given, lets look at the type III species generally.
Explanation:
A survivorship curve can be described as a graph which represents the number of individuals which are able to survive to a particular age for each given species.
The Type III species can be described as those species of the survivorship curve which have a high death rate immediately after death. This is because these organism tend to produce a wide number of eggs and as protection is not taken for them by the parents, hence most of the fertilized eggs or zygotes tend to die. These organisms hence produce a large number of eggs so that some of them will have the capability to survive.
