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I believe green water is more fertile. Green water<span> is the soil moisture from precipitation, used by plants via transpiration. It is part of the evapotranspiration flux in the hydrologic cycle. Blue water is just ground and surface water.
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<span>A microscopic plant called phytoplankton </span><span>is the primary producer in open-ocean food chains.
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Skin serves as a protective barrier, a way to sense the world, and a layer that keeps nutrients and water inside the body. Four types of cells make up the skin, and they are produced mainly in the epidermis near the basement membrane.
"Gas bladders" and lungs are similar organs, although they serve different functions.
Both of them develop from a location in the upper throat i.e. the pharynx and are used to manipulate gases. They both contain a good blood supply.
However, the lung is used for breathing and is often found in land vertebrates, while on the other hand, the gas or swim bladder is used in the regulation of buoyancy and the latter is found in all other bony fishes e.g. perch.
Perch use the swim bladder to control their buoyancy by filling it with oxygen from their gills using a gland, which is known as a gas gland. This expands the bladder, thereby pushing the fish toward the surface of the water.
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Population- members of one species living in a particular area
(c) there are dozens of galaxies in a galaxy cluster.
<h3>How many galaxies are in a galaxy cluster?</h3>
Galaxy clusters contain 100 to 1,000 galaxies, X-ray gas and large amounts of dark matter. The distribution of the these three components is approximately the same in the cluster. According to the research, there are about 100 billion stars in the galaxy. That's why we can say that there are dozens of galaxies in a galaxy cluster is a statement that accurately describes a relationship between two parts of the universe.
So we can conclude that option C is the right answer.
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