Slope
slōp/
noun
1.
a surface of which one end or side is at a higher level than another; a rising or falling surface.
a difference in level or sideways position between the two ends or sides of a thing.
synonyms: gradient, incline, angle, slant, inclination, pitch, decline, ascent, declivity, rise, fall, tilt, tip, downslope, upslope, grade, downgrade, upgrade
"the slope of the roof"
a part of the side of a hill or mountain, especially as a place for skiing.
synonyms: hill, hillside, hillock, bank, sidehill, escarpment, scarp; More
verb
1.
(of a surface or line) be inclined from a horizontal or vertical line; slant up or down.
synonyms: slant, incline, tilt; More
Answer:
A population of rabbits
Explanation:
Biomass is the weight of every organism in the species combined together.
Rabbits are primary consumers. They obtain more energy from the food they eat than foxes do. This is because foxes are secondary consumers. There will be fewer foxes in the ecosystem than rabbits.
The weight of all the rabbits in an ecosystem will be more than the weight of all the foxes in the same ecosystem.
Answer:
determination is the process in which embryonic stem cells commit to one specialized function. differentiation is the process in which cells develop their specialized shapes and functions. determination has to happen for differentiation to occur.
Answer:
a discovery by a human being
Explanation:
The correct answer would be a discovery by human being.
Penicillin existed in nature and was only discovered, albeit accidentally, by Alexander Fleming.
It is different from<u> technological innovation because the latter requires the synthesis of products that are not in existence already or improvement on a product that has been created before</u>.
Discovery is also different from advancement in technology. <u>The latter refers to the process of inventing, innovating, and spreading technological processes in society.</u>
Discoveries are usually natural and are not in any way an invention. However, advancement in technology can aid discoveries.
