the very basic properties of water
conducts heat
neutral pH
high surface tension
high specific heat
good solvent
how does this help a polar bear, some of it is a stretch but possible benefits
pH - good drinking water, good for marine ecosystem for food
high specific heat - can absorb lots of heat before the temperature rises, polar bears exist naturally in cold environments. (ice) - maybe can tie this in with the natural hibernation cycle
high surface tension - I'm assuming the polar bear walks on the ice at times to get fish
as a good solvent - its probably good that most things dissolve in water, otherwise we would have a lot of floating gunk on top of the water
outside of this, can't give you much more. it has been noted in Shishmaref Village that the ice caps melting is leading to a lack of water in higher mountain areas and polar bears are coming down from the mountain ice cap areas to find food and water
The inferior-posterior part of uterus, on its cervical end
Answer:
24 % Thymine (T)
Explanation:
Chargaff's rules indicate that in double-stranded DNA, the proportion of Adenine (A) is equal to the proportion of Thymine (T), while the proportion of Guanine (A) is equal to the proportion of Cytosine (C). Since double-stranded DNA has 24% A, it means there will be 24% T.
Moreover, in this case, the A + T content in the double-stranded DNA is 24 + 24 = 48%, while the G + C content is 48 - 100 = 52%, i.e. G = 26% and C = 26% (26 + 26 = 52).
Answer: All of these aswers would be correct
Explanation:
The advantage for fishers to choose a population that feeds close to the primary producing population is that they will be able to recover a larger biomass of fishes.
<h3>Who are the primary producers?</h3>
The primary producers in an aquatic ecosystem are those organisms that use energy from sunlight to produce their own food upon which other organisms depends on.
These primary producers include:
The advantage for fishers to choose a population that feeds close to the primary producing population is that they will be able to recover a larger biomass of fishes.
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