Explanation:
A=non-living because it doesn't perform metabolic activities
B=Living because it does metabolic activities
C= Living because it make food for it self
D= It is non-living because it doesn't perform metabolic activities
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Hello, sorry this is a little late.
I believe the correct answer to your question, "an animals long period of inactivity during winter is called what" would be Hibernation.
Hibernation is when some animals (examples would be bears, and wild rabbits) sleep throughout the entire season of winter, when the temperature is too cold for them. They spend time before hibernation usually stocking up food, and creating a warm place for them to stay.
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Answer:b? i think...don't quote me on that.
Ithe insect eats the plant
Explanation:
Usually, as the chain goes on, more energy is lost. So, the first organism would have the most energy.
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Answer:
it signifies delayed response to the victim, that there is no sign of any life threatening injury , but it is needed to check for any noticeable signs of external injuries.
Explanation:
Jump-start algorithm are generally used to sort children into categories based on the degree or extent of the injuries in multiple -causality situations.
it is applicable to children from infancy to age 8yrs,
It is divided into 4-categories called Triage categories,with certain 4- colors where each indicates the extent of severity of the child conditions represented with tags.
Thus Red- tag indicated need for urgent medical attention,because of life threatening injuries.
Yellow indicated although medical attention is needed, the injury is not life threatening. Intervention may be delayed for few hours.
Green-indicated minor injury, that is not so serious,medical intervention may be delayed for some days
Black indicated diseased or the injury is so severe that the life of the victim can not be saved with available resources.
If you live in Texas then you live in the Grasslands. (Also called the Temperate Grasslands)
