ANSWER: Trapped in a ship's ballast or water tank.
REASONING: There are many examples of species being transported in the ballast or water tank of ships. Ships need to be stable so they don't turn over. Stability is provided by weight in the bottom part of the ship called the ballast. This weight often comes from water that is stored in water tanks or the ballast area of the ship. Water is taken in to the ballast at the beginning of its voyage. When it arrives at it's destination, the ballast water is often drained. Anything living in that water will also be drained in to the new location. This is how species like the white perch can be introduced into new areas.
What’s your question??
Or is that a title of a book, homework assignment or something?
I’m happy to help anytime!! Just let me know!!!
Answer:
Hormone levels are changing during menstruation and ovulation. The general trend of hormones after ovulation -when an individual approaches menstruation- is that hormone levels generally decrease.
Explanation:
In a woman's menstrual cycle, hormone levels tend to increase or decrease according to reproductive requirements. On the days close to ovulation, the hormones must prepare for the release of an egg and the preparation of the female reproductive organs for the possibility of an embryo.
If fertilization of the egg does not occur, hormone levels generally tend to decrease until menstruation occurs.
In the attached graph (picture) the behaviour of hormones in an adult woman can be clearly seen, where estradiol, follicle-stimulating hormone, progesterone and luteinizing<u> hormone tend to decrease their levels at the end of the luteal phase, in the proximity of menstruation</u>.
Answer:
No. The diaphragm separates the thoracic and abdominopelvic cavities
The conversion of adenosine diphosphate (ADP) to adenosine triphosphate (ATP) is a key reaction in organisms because it allows for later use of ATP as a source of energy.
