Answer:
possible differences resulting from using two different breeds of dog
Explanation:
The question above presents a scientific experiment carried out by students Pablo and Johanna from the biology course. In this experiment, they both compare the results of different diets on their dogs. Up to this point, the experiment was being established correctly, since the variables independent (the composition of the dogs' diet) and dependent (the influence of the diet on the dog) were defined. However, these students made a mistake in using dogs of different breeds.
In an experiment, everything must be very controlled and the treatments must be exactly the same. In the above case, the dogs are the treatments and the fact that they belong to different breeds, means that the results of the experiments can present significant differences, not providing a correct conclusion of the experiment.
<span>presence of protoplasm, self built organisms, self repair, reproduction and various life process like metabolism, nutrition, respiration, exchange of material, transportation, excretion and irritability.</span>
Density dependent because the population was affected by the forest fire
67 million years ago in the form of phyollths (small sllica flecks in grass that make it difficult to digest)
Pangea began to separate.