Cirrus is a genus of atmospheric cloud generally characterized by thin, wispy strands, giving the type its name from the Latin word cirrus. Classification: Family A(high level)
The answer is because a part of the organism could die and the organism could continue to live.
In the very changing environment, such was when multicellular organisms evolved, the organisms that could adapt to that environment, survived. If in some moment multicellular organism emerged and its multicellularity helped him to survive, that is the reason this characteristic remained. On of the explanation is that multicellularity allows the organism to continue to live even if <span>a part of the organism dies.</span>
I think C because scientific research can make them humans do
The oxygen-rich surface water blends with the deeper, depleted water. The dissolved oxygen concentration in the mix can be too low to support life in the pond. Both fish and plankton can die from low dissolved oxygen following a turnover. Thus, turnover can happen if a cold rain and wind cools the surface water.
