Answer:
Glucosa (azúcar) en sangre.
Explanation:
Since a lot of people like to litter and not clean up around their community, it would attract rodents (mice, rats, raccoons). Also, bugs and insects (like cockroaches) would be attracted to the trash in the area. If there are rats then, something must eat them. This means that cats would be apart of this community. Humans naturally like to settle where water is so, fish would also be something to consider as your answer.
Answer:
Effects of nutrient additions/changes in resources to microbial
scale
Explanation:
Addition of nutrient at microbial scale level affects ecosystem processes by multiplying the growth of such microbes, as well as result in producing more resistant species that are capable of creating a sustainability system for other content of the ecosystem.
While on the other hand, change in the resources of the microbial scale could either result to a modification of their adaptability structure in terms of physiological and biochemical composition, or an inhibition of the microbial population in the ecosystem.
In situations where people have done studies prior to releasing non-native species, there have been problems because of the lack of predators in the new environment.
<u>Explanation:</u>
When a non - native species is put in a new environment, the major problem is adaptation, not every species is adaptable, and non - native species lack to survive in new environment.
In situations where people have done studies prior to releasing non-native species, there have been problems because of the lack of predators in the new environment.
These non - native species are known as invasive species, they can cause disruption of trees and the animals with their invasion.
They are capable of destroying the cycle of the environment and also affect the human beings. They can damage the economic cost, however their survival is a big question as it lacks predators and adaptation
The following is correctly matched with its tissue system is -
4) stele/vascular tissue system
Stele is the the central core/cylinder of the stem and root of a vascular plant, consisting of the xylem and phloem and other supporting tissues. Vascular plants include clubmosses, horsetails, ferns, gymnosperms etc.
