Answer:
body size
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circulatory system
egg deposition
Explanation:
Because of their large <em>body size</em> , ancestral amphibians likely faced challenges supporting themselves out of the aquatic environment.
Although there was far <em>more</em> oxygen available to gills in air than in water, the delicate structure of gills couldn't be supported in the terrestrial environment.
The costs of locomotion on land and greater oxygen demand from enlarged muscles led to modifications of the heart and <em>circulatory system</em>
These early amphibians could not venture too far away from water because <em>egg deposition</em> was restricted to moist environments.
bacterio- bacteria
ab- away from, outside of
alveus -???
arthro- two parts
aero- air
bi- two
a- not
atrium- part of the heart
auto-self
ad- toward at on
http://www.macroevolution.net/biology-prefixes-a.html#prefix-dictionary- this was really helpful to me to find the definitions of the prefixes
Answer:
Anomalous expansion
Explanation:
Anomalous expansion of water is the abnormal way water expands when exposed to low temperature.
At 4 degree Celsius , the density at the top layer is usually at the Maximum which makes the water sinks down and then the water in the lower layer rises up.
When the temperature drops below 4 degree Celsius, the water molecules at the top then freezes leaving the denser molecules at the bottom which doesn’t freeze as a result of their high density.
This way, organisms can survive in the water due to the lower layer not freezing.
They break down sugar molecules to provide energy for the cell.
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