1.formation of glucose, which leaves the chloroplast
2.formation of a stable 3-carbon compound
3.formation of an unstable 6-carbon compound
4.use of ATP to form a high-energy 3-carbon compound
Answer:
eagle- chordata phylum
ladybud- Insecta class
scorpian- Arachnida class
lobster- Crustacea class
snail- Mollusca phylum
Explanation:
The organism that contains a notochord at some of its life cycle stage are called chordates and all vertebrates are chordates so eagle comes under phylum Chordata.
Insecta is the largest class of phylum Arthropoda which contains organisms which have jointed legs, exoskeleton and segmented body for example ladybird, playing mantis, etc.
Arachnids are animals which have jointed legs and in this class spider are the largest order which contains scorpions, mites, ticks, etc.
Crustaceans are invertebrates which have hard shell made up of calcium for example lobster, prawn, shrimp, etc.
Mollusks are very large invertebrate phylum which contains a soft segmented body that is usually present inside a shell made up of calcium. for example snails.
The answer is : <span>There seems to be no evidence of </span>sexual dimorphism (sexes alike). The Cuban greater funnel-eared bat (Natalus Primus) have no evidence sexual dimorphism. Meaning they are <span>monomorphic.</span>
Answer:
Sun--> Plankton---> seabass---> otter
Explanation:
plankton use photosynthesis to absorb energy from the sun to create food. sea bass consume plankton by filtering them from the water while otters will catch and eat the seabass
The correct option is C.
Lantana is a tropical evergreen shrub which is usually cultivated as ornamental flowers. It is a plant that threatening livestock especially in Australia. The signs of lantana poisoning in livestock include: excessive skin sensitivity to sunlight, liver damage, yellow coloration of the white part of the eyes, reddening of the eyes, swelling of the ears, etc.
If the poisoning case is severe, the animal death will occur between two to four days, but generally, untreated animals usually die within one to three weeks.
