Archaebacteria and Eubacteria
Eubacteria are the type of bacteria with which most people are familiar. They live everywhere, including inside humans and other living organisms. Eubacteria have a semi-rigid cell wall that contains peptidoglycan, a tight-knit
Fungi
Most fungal species are multicellular organisms that live on land rather than in water. Yeast and molds are examples of fungi. Like algae, fungi possess cell walls. Unlike algae cell walls, fungal cell walls contain chitin rather than cellulose.
And also plantae and animalia
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Question 1 answer
Plate tectonic began in 1915 when Alfred Wegener proposed his theory which was continental drift. Usually scientists use waves to study the difference of the layers of earth. They use seismic waves. seismic waves are generated by earthquakes or nuclear-test explosions.
Those 3 pieces would be the fit of the continents, paleoclimate indicators, and geologic features. The rock formations of eastern North America, Northwestern Africa and Western Europe were found later to have a common origin. They were found to overlap.
Question 2 answer
Location 1: The ocean waves atlantic
Location 2: Platforms
Location 3: Sea stacks pacific
Question 3 answer
(This is in the ss)
I dont know the other ones sorry
Explanation:
asexual only needs one parent and serial needs 2 parents
asexaul animals reproduce via mitosis and sexual animals via mieosis
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limiting factor
Explanation:
In an ecosystem, certain factors hinder the growth or abundance of the population of organisms. These factors are called LIMITING FACTORS. Limiting factors, which can be biotic, food, drought, predation, disease etc, are factors that inhibits a population of organism from becoming enlarged. There are two types of limiting factors viz: density dependent (depends on size) and density independent (not dependent on size).
This is the case of a drought that dries up the stream that inhabits a population of salamanders. The drought causes the unavailability of water, which will ultimately have an effect on the growth of the salamander population. Hence, the DROUGHT is considered a LIMITING FACTOR.
