I think that it is atmosphere but not 100% sure you might want to double check
No. The natural selection is when the best suit fits survive. Therefore is not the idea that as an environment changes.
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im not sure BUT...
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Maybe try go ogle? Dont doubt yourself oyull do fine! Just trust yourself!
Answer:
1) A
2) Could be A, B, or D
Explanation:
1) Prokaryote is a single celled organism that has no distinct nucleus, membrane - bound organelles, and specialized organelles (such as the mitochondria).
This definition would only match A) a bacteria cell because all the other cells are called Eukaryotas (which are more complex and have membrane - bound organelles).
2) The answer could be A because Prokaryotic cells lack membrane bound organelles
The answer could be B because the diagram has labeled the cell membrane as "plasma membrane"
The answer could NOT be C because Prokaryotic cells do not have nucleus's, but have free floating DNA.
The answer could be D because it is the only image that has a flagellum (which helps the cell move)
I am sorry I couldn't answer this question completely, but I think that this question has flaws.
Hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions!
Answer: Hey! its a fellow classmate from K-12! Alright so what I put for the lab report question is : The properties used to identify the metals were mass, length, and volume. These were the extensive properties that I used. I would propose to test <u>color, malleability, melting points</u>, and to test how shiny or dull it is. I would propose these to increase the <em>certainty</em> in the identity of the metals. Btw, please mark me brainliest.
Explanation: When it says evaluate It pretty much means " tell me what you used to figure out the identity of the unknown metals".
The part where it says " propose, revise...blah...blah blah means " How could you increase your chance to get the right metal identity, henceforth saying what properties and tools could we use to make this experiment more better; better chances of getting the right identity of metal.
