Changes in climate (too hot or too cold) can affect multiple spiecies of animals due to disappearance of their habitats or/and food.
Every living animal and plant is part of the food chain. If the food chain is broken, many species would be in danger of extinction.
The changes in environment can cause the raising of the sea level, which can push animals further inward, which in turn destroy habit, as they began to get clumped together vegetation begins to go away, thus resulting in less species, also hotter climate makes sure that animals with very heavy coats of fur, die out pretty quickly if not cooled (over heating)<span />
<h2><u>The ghost plant (Monotropa uniflora), for example, is an herbaceous perennial that contains no chlorophyll. Instead of producing its own energy from the sun, it steals energy from other plants much like a parasitic worm robs nutrients and energy from our pets</u></h2>
Answer: It describes water molecules moving across a membrane, which allows the water molecules to pass in and out freely, but forbids the motion of other molecules.
The nucleus at the central part of the cheek cell contains DNA. When a drop of methylene blue is introduced, the nucleus is stained, which makes it stand out and be clearly seen under the microscope.
